Brand: Duval

Model: 600 Feet Three-Register Diver Chronograph (Exotic Dial); Swiss Made circa 1970s

Case: Solid stainless steel case with screw-down back and rotating black acrylic bezel is approximately 43mm excluding the original oversized winding crown

Bracelet: 19mm vintage-style stainless steel mesh bracelet (adjustable size via sliding clasp)

Movement: Valjoux cal. 72 manual-winding chronograph movement (17 jewels) with 12-hour recording capability; 18,000 BPH; Swiss Made

Features: Stunning original matte black dial with white sub-registers and exotic neon orange minute track; blue 5-minute yachting regatta countdown increments; high-grade Valjoux 72 movement with 12-hour chronograph recording capability; original handset; original rotating black acrylic bezel displays elapsed time (i.e. during dives); large solid stainless steel diver case with screw-down back (originally water-resistant to 600 feet)

Condition: Very nice original condition overall; solid stainless steel case exhibits light wear consistent with age and use; crisp screw-down caseback is defined and clearly legible with a few minor scratches; original rotating black acrylic bezel is in fantastic condition and retains its original luminous triangle at 12 o'clock; very attractive exotic dial with vibrant colors throughout; original handset is in good condition overall with a small spot of orange paint flaked off of the chronograph sweeping-seconds hand

Other: If you're looking for a unique and colorful vintage watch, this Duval 600 Feet Diver Chronograph is a great choice to stand out from the crowd. Powered by a legendary Valjoux 72 movement, it features a super cool matte black dial with exotic neon orange minute track and matching chronograph sweeping-seconds hand. The minute recording register at 3 o'clock contains blue 5-minute countdown increments for regatta racing, and the black acrylic bezel rotates to track elapsed time during dives. We guarantee you won't run into anyone else wearing the same watch (even at your local RedBar watering hole).