ULTRA RARE Cyma Divingstar 1500 vintage super compressor 2.804.005 EXCELLENT
Manufactured in the 1970s, using the patented EPSA super compressor case, the Divingstar was marketed toward commercial use and released under both Cyma and Doxa branding, since both were owned by the Synchron watch group. While many brands made compressor watches, the Cyma is perhaps one of the rarest such models produced during this era. This diver watch was made for the American market - The DivingStar 1500 (ft) from the mid 70s. Although numerous manufacturers made super compressor models, the Cyma is far rarer than even the Zodiac Super Seawolf and is genuinely one of the rarest super compressor watches there is, without doubt an amazing investment opportunity at the same time as being a very wearable tool watch.
With the burly 43x50mm case and a bright orange bidirectional bezel, this watch strikes an impressive presence on the wrist. The matte ORIGINAL black dial combines extraordinarily well with the orange hands.
The orange bakelite bezel is in excellent condition! The watch was not polished. 2.804.005 / 531. The watch has been serviced in 03.3023, it runs excellent. The bracelet fits a 21cm wrist! It's an amazing piece for any collector and it's extremely hard to find another one! I don't sell'as is' watches, all my watches are serviced and ready to wear! That spares you of a big expense in the coming years. Outside the EU, you'll get it in 3-5 days. No deals will be made without contact!
My watches are listed on multiple sales channels or I can sell any of them in private deals , they can be withdrawn anytime. Pictures are part of the description, please study them carefully! Generally speaking, the watches are looking much better in real life than in the pictures because of the camera lens which pops out details that can't be seen with the naked eye. If it's something misrepresented by me, just send me a message, I will really appreciate your contribution. Vintage watches are not water protected, I don't offer any guarantee about this. Vintage mechanical watches are not running like a Quartz, please do not expect to be perfect even if they are serviced and very well taken care of. The performance on the timegrapher must not be taken as a guarantee for future functionality. Long distances, the most common is the watch magnetisation, but, being. Complex movements, in rare occasions other adjustments should be made by an experienced watchmaker.
