It features a robust stainless steel case, a bidirectional rotating bezel, and a screw-down case back, providing water resistance to 150 meters, which was standard at the time. The striking luminous hour markers stand out against the black dial, while the Benz hands are reminiscent of Rolex watches. The date display at 3 o'clock is uniquely designed. With a diameter of approximately 40 mm, it is both practical and aesthetically pleasing, remaining comfortable to wear even today. It is powered by a robust and reliable Japanese-made 21-jewel automatic movement. Like Seiko's 62MAS and 6105, this is a classic in the history of Japanese dive watches.
Due to its limited production and high market value, this watch is recommended for collectors and those seeking a vintage timepiece suitable for everyday wear. Luckily, a good friend parted with it! Thank you, Antonio!







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