Null SWATCH SCUBA 200, 1992
mod. SEA GRAPES, code SDK105
year 1992

Complete wit…

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SWATCH SCUBA 200, 1992 mod. SEA GRAPES, code SDK105 year 1992 Complete with original box, never worn

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SWATCH SCUBA 200, 1992 mod. SEA GRAPES, code SDK105 year 1992 Complete with original box, never worn

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Estim. 30 - 60 EUR

[Swatch Collection]. SWATCH Scuba 200, Rowing" model Reference SDN104, 1992. Diving watch in navy blue plastic. Quartz movement. Round case, notched bezel with neon yellow Arabic numerals. Dark blue dial with lightly silvered wave pattern featuring fluorescent yellow and orange dotted triangular hour markers, large straight hand, small arrow hand and cream second hand with black edges. Textured plastic strap. Fluorescent yellow and green loops. Water-resistant to 20 atu (200 m), shockproof. Diameter: 38 mm. Wristband: 22 cm. (Never worn, in original Plexiglas case with instructions, no guarantee of function).

Estim. 30 - 60 EUR

[Swatch Collection]. SWATCH Scuba 200, Sea Grapes" model Reference SDK105, 1991. Diver's watch in polychrome plastic. A Quartz movement. Round translucent plastic case, Caribbean blue notched bezel and orange numerals. Printed dial with pastel polychrome bubble motif and silvered background, fluorescent pink and orange square and triangular hour markers, large straight hand, small arrow hand and black second hand reserved in orange. Polychrome bubble-printed plastic strap with orange and transparent background, fluorescent pink and yellow loop. Water-resistant to 20 atu (200 m), shockproof. Diameter: 40 mm. Bracelet length: 25 cm. (Never worn, in original Plexiglas case with instructions, no guarantee of function).

Estim. 200 - 250 EUR

Four SWATCH watches of the Scuba diving model, 90's. Provenance: Private collection of Swatch watches made in the 90s. All watches are unworn. The quartz watches had their batteries removed when they were purchased to prevent them from wearing out. All of them need a new battery. The automatics are in running condition. All of them keep the original case. Except for a few that are bagged. The original box is enclosed. Selection of four watches: a Happy Fish, a Sea Grapes, a Diving 1992 and a Blue Moon 1991. Swatch is a Swiss watch brand founded in 1983 by Nicolas Hayek. The Swatch product line was developed in response to the "quartz crisis" of the 1970s and 1980s, in which digital watches made in Asia competed against traditional mechanical watches made in Europe. Swatch began its development in the early 1980s, under the direction of Ernst Thomke, along with a small team of engineers, who sought to create a line of fashion watches with a complete brand identity and a highly developed marketing concept. The first collection of twelve Swatch models was presented on March 1, 1983 in Zürich, Switzerland which achieved great popularity. The brand gradually diversified, bringing out fashion watches for every season, special series, metallic watches (the "Irony" series), diving watches (the "Scuba" series), slim and flat-bodied watches (the "Skin" family) and even a watch that can be connected to the Internet (the "Papparazzi" series). It also has luxury watches for collectors with diamond or precious metal details, demonstrating the brand's wide diversity.

Estim. 200 - 250 EUR

Four SWATCH watches of the Scuba diving model, 90's. Provenance: Private collection of Swatch watches made in the 90s. All watches are unworn. The quartz watches had their batteries removed when they were purchased to prevent them from wearing out. All of them need a new battery. The automatics are in running condition. All of them keep the original case. Except for a few that are bagged. The original box is enclosed. Selection of four watches: two Happy Fish, a Sea Grapes and a Barrier Reef. Swatch is a Swiss watch brand founded in 1983 by Nicolas Hayek. The Swatch product line was developed in response to the "quartz crisis" of the 1970s and 1980s, in which digital watches made in Asia competed against traditional mechanical watches made in Europe. Swatch began its development in the early 1980s, under the direction of Ernst Thomke, along with a small team of engineers, who sought to create a line of fashion watches with a complete brand identity and a highly developed marketing concept. The first collection of twelve Swatch models was presented on March 1, 1983 in Zürich, Switzerland which achieved great popularity. The brand gradually diversified, bringing out fashion watches for every season, special series, metallic watches (the "Irony" series), diving watches (the "Scuba" series), slim and flat-bodied watches (the "Skin" family) and even a watch that can be connected to the Internet (the "Papparazzi" series). It also has luxury watches for collectors with diamond or precious metal details, demonstrating the brand's wide diversity.

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