Αυτα τα ρολογια εχουν κατι που σε τραβαει,δεν θα πω για vintage αερα και ολα τα σχετικα,αλλα εχουν αυτο το
κατι!Καποιοι φιλοι φορουμιστες,εχουν ηδη στην συλλογη τους,ενα τετοιο ρολοι.Ενα κλασσικο κομματι,ειναι αυτο της φωτογραφιας...
Ποσα $$$ θα μπορουσα να πληρωσω για ενα τετοιο ρολοι?
From what I've found out in my research is that the Squale name was either a brand of the Von Buren watch company or some kind of partnership with Von Buren to produce dive cases as they were becoming very popular in the late 60s/early 70s when a lot of the Squale cased watches I see are from. Many watch companies utilized the Squale case and co-branded the watch with their company name, perhaps retaining Squale as a legal deal OR to promote the high quality dive case that the Squale was known to be. A few examples include: Blandford S.A. (british scuba gear manufacturer), Berios, Deman, and Eagle Star. My watch is co-branded by Spirotechnique - a very famous Scuba gear pioneer with associations with Jacques Cousteau. I think that Von Buren made all these watches and then licensed their Squale brand to several companies to market their version of the Squale watch with their brand name on the top and the famous Squale shark logo on the bottom of the dial and on the case back. The crowns are almost always marked VON for Von Buren. There are also fully Squale branded watches - top, bottom of dial and bracelet clasp. Is this more confusing? I'm still a bit confused about all this myself and I've been digging at this brand for a while.
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