Horological Meandering

Hello everyone .... Been looking for one of these for a while This examples as used as intended .... Lots of wear and. A replacement crown .... Notice the count down bezel like an early Seamaster 300 would have. Just driving into town and took a quick wri...  

is it a 60's piece or perhaps a bit later ? best G

Hi g According to a vintage web site... Gota love it g!!!! © Hertie/Watchtime Forum" style="padding-top: 0px; padding-right: 0px; padding-bottom: 0px; padding-left: 0px; margin-top: 0px; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 0px; color: #2A5... 

i want one. i want one now one day i may find one unless you find me one first. enjoy G

You must have every 64 by now Bim

What a way to tease Graham..!! It's like eating a bit slab of chocolate in front of a baby Brilliant in a cruel way..!! Moi.

you know me Bim, there are always more 64’s out there to spend my ‘hard earned’ (ha ha ) pennies on

The question for me is, "Who ISN'T a fan of dive watches?!" I love 'em! Especially the vintage supercompressors! Cheers, Daos

Nice example of a rarely seen watch, Bill.. Best, Nicolas

How are you ??? Long time no see Filip

All the better that it took some time to find. Congrats Bill!

the entire Certina DS line. Quite interesting and tough watches. Actually frontrunners of the rubber suspension system of the movement. Later copied by IWC for the Ingenieur and YachtClub (and others?) ... Great catch, wear it well Nikolaj

...does this have the cool turtle caseback? Or did that appear later (or earlier for that matter...)?