Brand: Caravelle, a division of Bulova Watch Co.

Model: Sea Hunter 666 Feet Diver "White Lollipop" ref. 41585 (NOS); N1 date code = 1971

Case: Solid stainless steel case with screw-down back is approximately 36mm excluding the original signed Caravelle "C" winding crown

Strap: Original black 20mm Swiss Tropic diver strap with original stainless steel tang buckle

Movement: Caravelle cal. 11 DP manual-winding movement (17 jewels); 18,000 BPH

Features: Stunning original matte black 3-6-9-12 dial with silver print and Tritium hour markers; original Tritium handset with matching yellow patina; desirable original white "lollipop" sweeping-seconds hand; original rotating bezel displays elapsed time (i.e. during dives); manual-winding movement; solid stainless steel case with great proportions; original domed acrylic crystal; unworn condition with original strap, buckle, box, and hang-tags

Condition: New old stock (NOS) original condition overall; unworn with no noteworthy blemishes; solid stainless steel is razor sharp and completely unpolished with the original finishes throughout; crisp screw-down caseback appears to have never been opened; perfect original matte black dial with beautiful yellow Tritium patina to the luminous elements; perfect original Tritium handset with all luminous material in tact and matching; clean original domed acrylic crystal

Other: This is a very rare and unique opportunity to acquire the best Caravelle Sea Hunter in the world. This example is truly new old stock and unworn - What an incredible find! With a dial reminiscent of one of the best watches ever made (the Rolex Explorer ref. 1016), it comes with perfect proportions clocking in at 36mm in diameter with a 20mm lug width. Let's not forget about the desirable white "lollipop" seconds hand on this later example! In general, this Caravelle Devil Diver is extremely versatile and can be worn with just about anything. We recommend wearing it casually with a t-shirt and jeans (green field jacket optional). This is as good as it gets and obviously the best example that we've ever seen or sourced.