Before you buy that Seiko, Doxa, Breitling, Squale, Tudor, or Tag — please consider this very interesting alternative! Up for sale is a Philip Watch Teknodiver chronograph from around the year 2000, a rare limited edition (No. 281/500) powered by the legendary Valjoux 7750 automatic chronograph movement. This is a serious piece of equipment. The Watch: Valjoux 7750 automatic chronograph Bright orange dial with three sub-dials and tachymeter scale Case diameter: ~42mm | Height: ~18mm Sandblasted stainless steel case and bezel, unpolished and in near-new condition. Unidirectional 60 click rotating bezel Smooth winding, keeps excellent time Water resistance: 1000m Currently on a grey Italian-made Isofrane rubber strap (watch head only — no box, papers, or original bracelet) Condition: Overall: Excellent Case & bezel: Crisp, unpolished, with no major scuffs or dents Dial: Vivid orange, perfect print, no fading Crystal: Clean, free of noticeable scratches Lume: Very minor imperfection at the 7 o’clock marker, nearly invisible unless inspected closely Functions: Chronograph (with screw down pushers), date, and winding all operate smoothly Limited edition: No. 281 of 500 produced About Philip Watch & the Teknodiver Philip Watch earned a cult following in the 1960s–70s with its Caribbean dive watches, including the legendary Caribbean 1000 — one of the first commercially available dive watches rated to 1000m, thanks to a patented monobloc case. Tough, colorful, and built for real divers, those models became icons of the golden age of scuba and remain highly collectible today. The Teknodiver line, released in the late 1990s–early 2000s, was designed as a modern continuation of that legacy: bold design, vibrant dials, and serious specs with 1000m water resistance. The dial even bears the Jenny family fish logo, a direct nod to the original Caribbean watches produced in partnership with Jenny, tying this watch back to its historic roots. This Teknodiver has all the wrist presence and color of the big-name divers, but with the rarity of a 500-piece limited run, the durability of a Valjoux 7750, and direct lineage to the legendary Caribbean watches of yesteryear. Price Asking 2000 – open to reasonable offers. Located in the NYC area - happy to show in person or chat over the phone.