Alright, so
does anyone remember why I sold the blue titanium Seawolf? That’s right, it was
way too big. As usual. But do you also remember how impressed I was with the
details of the dial and the overall high quality? Exactly! And at this time I
was a little obsessed with yellow dials and when I saw the E17370 on a black
Hershey rubber I was completely sold and had to have it. I don’t know why I’m so
crazy about big dive watches and keep insisting to buy them when I know I won’t
be able to wear them. It really is insane!
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| #81 - The Breitling Avenger Seawolf E17370. |
The yellow
Seawolf I got a hold on was a full set with both the Pro-I bracelet and the
Hershey rubber. I tried it on the bracelet once but only wore it on the rubber
while I owned it. What a great high end beater it was. This Seawolf was exactly
the same as the blue one I had but I liked this one so much more. I wish I’d kept it as a vacation watch. It’s
a perfect watch to wear with just a t-shirt and a pair of Vilebrequin.
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| Tried it on the Pro-I but if it should be worn on anything else than the Hershey rubber it should be the Pro-II bracelet. |
I bought and
sold my used yellow Ti Seawolf for $1300 in the summer of 2011. Today when I
checked eBay the cheapest full set I found was listed at $2250 and on Chrono24
the cheapest one was listed at $3200. How crazy is that?
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