I’m surprised how many of these I actually fancy. It’s a number greater than zero, which is surprising.
The 2 glicene jobs have got me doing man maths… Might sell some old golf bats.
One Glycine. The blue-dial Airman has gone now. Anyway, the Combat Sub is made for you - it’s an actual grown-up’s watch: 48mm but not fat on the wrist.
Happy to take split payments from people like you that I know well 
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I’m not surprised that the Glycine is gone. It’s nice.
Visually the bullhead chrono is the pick of the litter for me. Someone needs to buy that.
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To be honest I’m surprised just how few he has listed. I was expecting a 40% cull, so maybe 70 watches?
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Happy to part-ex for your IWC or Speedy or…
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OK, I’ll have a sleep on it, and thank you.
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I’ve tried wearing a watch again for the last few days.
I found it again upstairs this afternoon. It had stopped.
I think I’ve lost the knack.
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I thought the Combat was lovely. If I was still diving I would have seriously gone for it.
But I have a watch.
You need to fall in love again, dearheart - out with the old (to me, obvs), in with the new (guess what?)… 
The UK Subs would like to sing you a song…
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Gone fishing…
In my yoof I yearned for a decent diving watch. Bought a few, swopped them, had them pinched. All cheap ones. One broke at 50m when I needed it. Dreamt of a Rolex at the time.
After 600 plus dives never got one.
Still dreaming.
A lot of it’s jewellery - the no BS option that genuinely is made by a saturation diver who realised all his generation had sold their Rolexes when the prices went silly - is the Scurfa: odd name, brilliant watch.
All that said, a mechanical watch is - at best - a backup to a modern dive computer: they do so much more.
I’ll go to my grave wishing I’d had the pods (and £££££!) to learn to SCUBA dive, but that ain’t happening now.
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I always had a mechanical / battery backup. Once on a 45 min decompression stop the computer switched off cos it was bored and the buddies watch saved the day.
For long decompression stops we used to take a paper book. Read a page, turn it over, rip it off, throw It away.
Happy daze.
Sorry, back to the thread.
Ha ! I remember those days 
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Split this shit soon ffs.
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Updated with sales made elsewhere.
Drop me a line with an offer if you’re interested in anything.
The worst I can do is laugh sarcastically and have you killed
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A few more facing the chop:
SOLD
Tauchmeister TO255
SOLD Cost me £144, yours for £75 inc. post to UK mainland. SOLD
SOLD
ALPINA SEASTRONG DIVER 300 Big Date Chronograph
Price: £295
NIVREL COEUR de la SARRE - "Sarrelouis"
pulled - not running a charity
On hold . . .
LANNA STARFISH - vintage-style supercompressor
A real rarity - Swedish made, quartz powered, vintage style - it’s a really elegant little thing whose only crime is not getting worn. Photos are crap, the orange bits are less livid in reality; sorry - it’s better in the metal than I’ve managed to capture:
Near mint as effectively unworn, + 20mm black NATO, box, tickets, etc.
Der bumf:
Watch type: 3-hander / Supercompressor-style diver
Complications: Date
Lug width: 20mm
Case diameter: 40mm
Case material: Stainless steel 316L
Case finish: Brushed
Case shape: Round
Case back: Solid SS
Crown: SS / right-hand / 4 o’clock
Crystal/Lens: Sapphire, double domed
Dial: Matt black, with central Hour, minute & seconds; date window at 4 o’clock
Indices: Printed / lumed / white / Baton minutes / Stick seconds
Handset: Arrow hour / sword minute / Stick syringe / all lumed
Movement: Ronda 715. Gold plated, quartz, 5 jewels
Water Resistance: 200m / 20 ATM / 660 feet
Bezel: Internal, non-locking / Bidirectional / minute markers
Band: SS shark mesh
Closure: Sliding clasp
Year: 2019
List RRP: £150
Price: £90
Thanks for looking
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Pls
Shall just pay cash at some point.
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