Victorinox dive master 500 automatic blue

Model:	Victorinox	Last Scraped:	Jan. 27, 2024, 8:47 a.m.
Username:	Suspicious Chihuahua	Location:	Unknown
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Victorinox Swiss Army
Reference 241425
2012 purchased, first and only owner.

Excellent condition.

Could not identify any scratches other than microscratches on the top surface of the polished (0-20min) part of the bezel and the buckle (refer to image).

There are two dimples on either side of the medial surface of the bottom lugs left by the watch maker when installing the strap into the watch case. Observed when angled in the light. Image attached.

Watch otherwise immaculate.

Case body and bezel were replaced replaced in last service about 2 years ago. The case and bezel were just scratched and I wanted it looking new again.

Rubber strap is also in excellent condition, however, there is a mark on the buckle.

For longevity, I purchased a second brand new OEM rubber strap for when this one faltered (imaged).

PVD scratch resistant case.

Shipping is $150 AUD internationally (outside Australia). Within Australia, $50 AUD.

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	Established:	1893
	Website:	https://www.swissarmy.com/us/en
	Country of Origin:	Switzerland

In 1897, the Original Swiss Army Knife was created in the small village of Ibach, Switzerland. Swiss watches just like the Swiss Army knife, stand for quality, Made in Switzerland. Wenger S.A. with their Headquarters in Delemont in the Jura Mountains, established in 1893, is one of Europe's leading knife makers and one of only two official producers of the Swiss Army knife. Skilled workers abound in the Jura Mountains, where watch making is a predominant industry; manufacture the famous Wenger knives in multiple operations on the latest machinery. Wenger watches are designed to meet the most rigorous military requirements. The specifications would impress even the boldest watchmaker. Wenger watches must withstand use in extreme cold and humidity; withstand impacts, magnetism, and sudden changes in altitude. During the Swiss Commando Raid, which brings together military teams from fifteen countries, Wenger watches are subjected to the worst that can be inflicted on a timepiece, and not on a laboratory test benches, but for real. Uncompromising craftsmanship makes these watches

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