but technicaly, the Amphibias uses the same principle. But yes, it was a requirement for the designers of the Amphibia, to don't use any western patents in the design ;)
It's true that Vostok don't say they use the super compressor case, but look at the design. In the past, and probably today too, one of the most important components of this type watch wasn't the case or the caseback, but in fact, it was the acrylic crystal that, as pressure was applied from the water, it pushed against the acrylic and formed an even stronger seal the deeper it went, until eventually cracking. I would say the Vostok would probably outperform most of the models you mentioned here. I've only ever taken mine to 100m down so I've never tested it, but I think there's a video showing it's impressive performance.......for a $75 watch, it kills the competition. 🙂
the question I have is what is the connection between being a "super compressor" and having internal bezel. As far as I can see, you find these two always together
Before arriving here to vent my spleen at your absolute Hubris and Snobbery in not mentioning the Vostok Amphibia. I was not expecting to find that you already covered your mistake, if in fact it was a mistake. You talk about Patents, did any of these companies consider Patents when they Ripped Off Vostok's idea? Commies have no such need for Patents, that made them easy prey. Is this your line of thought? The deeper it goes the more it seals. That is a compressor, that is what Vostok invented. Don't use the excuse of Patent legality to cover your Racist and Classist Ideology. You can be as Elitist as you want, fawning over high end brand names, but you cannot rewrite History.
My favorite right now is the Christopher Ward Super Compressor. That's a beautiful watch and it's a real super compressor with a nifty display case back so you can see the mechanism. Pretty darn cool bit of history.
@@tomwillshaw2808 I forget which youtube channel went into the science of this, but one reason companies stopped making super compressors about half a century ago was because modern diver technology replaced and improved upon it. The "super" part is deceiving. If you buy a super compressor watch these days, it's not because they are better rated than modern divers, rather, you buy them because you appreciate the history and uniqueness of this older technology.
I have a Vostok Amfibia which looks like a super compressor. If it had a "traditional" Vostok Amphibia caseback, I think it could be considered a true super compressor. Instead, it has a screw down caseback like most other conventional dive watches.
I do have a Super Compressor in my collection and that is the great Christopher Ward C65 Super Compressor. AFAIK it is the only true SC watch in production nowadays, CW having reverse-engineered the original EPSA tech. It has no significant use or advantage nowadays, but together with the pretty original case design this is truly an amazing watch with an unusual charm. That Aquascaphe is just another SC style watch.
Christopher Ward just made a (real) super compressor and it's beautiful. No link, or the comment won't work. Jory, Check out the CW super compressor with the blue dial!
I agree, it's a beauty..and up until now the only true super compressor available..a micro brand called circula uhren is now taking pre orders on the aquasport, which is also a true super compressor.
Seeing as most collectors wouldn't dream of getting their watch wet, mostly a moot point. However it was nice to learn a little bit more about watches. Thanks. You know your design has arrived when people start to copy it's look.
Love your show pal, We just found a 1960's Baylor Super Compressor with a Speidel band in our Grandfathers dresser. It's been sitting for decades and when I picked it up the second hand started moving! Beautiful creamy patina
The Longines Legend diver no date is a favorite a will probably add it to the collection at some point. It be nice if they left it dateless like the original
I managed to score a Lanco Barracuda. Absolutely love everything about it. I dig how its a member of a big cross-brand family - chill block party vibes
Im here bc of a recent acquisition, a gold dial Hamilton super 600. My wrist is on the smaller side so the 36mm case fits me well and it looks beautiful. Using the crown at 2 o’clock to rotate the internal bezel is not as easy as turning an external bezel but i love the aesthetic and vintage charm.
Like others have commented, Chris Ward! Handsome piece, but for me the appeal of a dive watch is that the chunky bezel protects the smaller crystal, so although I like the look of supercompressors I'd not want one. Interesting video, Cheers Jory 👍🏻👍🏻
I really love the ‘dual crown’ look. Pretty sure it’s got something to do with the ‘gee whiz’ factor of the internal rotating bezel. My collection currently only has one, but I keep a pretty close eye out for listings of pieces like the Longines Legend. I’ll never need the supercompressor functionality, so it’s all about the rotating internal bezel, for me.
Jory, do you have an opinion on the Christopher Ward Super Compressor? I own a Chris Ward Trident Diver, and happy with it. Just curious if their Super Compressor is the real deal?
I believe the Vostok uses that case , accept no dual crowns, it has a flat case back gasket, the deeper you go the crystal flattens and pressing The casebook to the rest of the watch, correct me if I am in error
I, too, have the DH 1970. I thought it was a SC but apparently not. Thank you for educating me. It does work in the water though I stayed on the surface....no deep dives.
I would definitely settle for "just the Super Compressor style" if it were a JLC Master Compressor 😆 But I would rather save that money for a true one, an Enicar Sherpa Super Dive for example 👌🏻 Great video!
Great video - such a misunderstood term and misused by modern brands and dealers. For vintage watches, there was a period in the late 60s/early 70s where there was an abundance of super compressor dive watches. In addition to the watches you mention, some more brands/references from my collection: Baylor Neptune SuperCompressor (1968), Musette Resist Super Compressor (1972), Precimax Aquamax Safety Super Compressor (1969), Tissot DL Super Compressor (1972) and, of course, as several people mentioned the modern day Christopher Ward C65 Super Compressor which uses the original technology.
Hey bud, I just got a Hamilton “compressor” (because it does have the dual crown but not the super compressor functions or at least not to my knowledge) the model is the hamilton khaki h744511 it does come with inner and outer bezel which is featuring a comes with a black leather strap. I actually ended up changing it for my skx since I figure, we’ll I have more than a couple of sports 5’s so there is plenty of Seikos and not as many of these Hamilton model.
I had a Ball Diver. I think it was a SC style. The things I loved were tritium tunes, 300 M WR, and a dive bezel that could absolutely NEVER be moved accidentally while diving. I foolishly traded it in when the mainspring broke after the warranty period was expired.😨
I have a mid 2000s Hamilton Khaki Navy dual crown "compressor" style watch. Ref H77515133. Would love to one day own a 60's Hamilton Super Compressor 600.
I don't want you to bounce me on my head, I've got a (rhymes with) Flostok Flamfibia Fluba that's a super compressor style watch. Not a Flostok Flunky but I do like it.
Surprised you didn't mention the watch that arguably relaunched the "retro" compressor style, the Longines Legend Diver. That watch has been out for close to a decade now and really is the original genesis of the current SC craze.
Sorry maybe I missed this but what is the link between the compression mechanism and the reason for dual crowns? Why can't super compressors be made with an external rotating bezel? Or is that just a stylistic thing that occurred on the first super compressors and then was replicated over time?
Supercompressor was a technical solution to work around sealing challenges of that era. With today’s seals technology and manufacturing accuracy, supercompressors casebacks are not relevant anymore as higher levels of waterproofness can be achieved with simpler designs
Have a rose gold 2 crowns Mido multifort diver….200m water resistant but I don’t believe it is a super compressor….still love it and I believe it is pretty rare as well.
Nope, don't have any in my collection yet. One day, would like to add a legit one to my collection. For now, I'll have to be satisfied with my 500m & 1,000m pieces with helium escape valves. I know they're totally different but, I'm referring more to the depth rating. Haven't done any real "in depth" research but, as far as I know, the Rolex DEEPSEA SEA-DWELLER has deepest rating at 3,900m/12,800ft. With that said, who on Earth needs more than that? Super-Compressors that actually reflect depth ratings come nowhere in the ballpark. No, I'm not a Rolex fanboy. However, for me, that's the only model they make that's relevant in size & spec's. My personal choice would be the Seiko MARINEMASTER Professional SBEX003 1000m which doesn't have either feature - super-compressor or helium escape valve. Super-compressors look cool but; in the end, for a real world professional or military deep diver - what would make a super-compressor more efficient/reliable than watches with helium escape valves? Note: I have no real preference as I'm just a desk diver. Visually, both are very appealing. I'm just curious as to which is superior in the real world. Scenario: I'm a professional deep diver with a $5,000 budget. Do I get the super-compressor that doesn't have a stated depth rating or do I get the helium escape valve that's rated at a deeper depth than I'm qualified for? For 99% of the world population, these stat's & spec's are completely irrelevant. It basically comes down to what is important to you visually.
¡Word! That Hamilton Aquadate 600? I'm'a get me one. You'll have to be certain & put a shot of the watch you score up on your site or provide some footage on UA-cam. I have but one criterion with regards to the Aquadate that I will purchase: it absolutely MUST exceed T3's watch in all aspects of quality. So y'know, mine will be better. Healthy Happy Blessed New Year. -M
I have got a true supercompressor watch It is the LIP Nautic-Ski An iconic model from once of the most known french watch company. It’s the brand that made Charles de Gaulle ´s watch.
If the super compressor concept is that the deeper the watch goes the more the case compresses against water ingress, isn't the Vostock Scuba Dude a super compressor? Just sayin'!
I’ve got a coworker that said that he bought a Tag Heuer roughly 25 yrs ago that he paid $1200 to $1500 for. He mentioned that the battery was dead and I offered him my case back tool to change it. And he said that he couldn’t because there was pressure involved and that he would have to pay “big bucks” to have it done. So the watch just sets… Do you guys have ANY idea what he might have?? I’m obviously gonna ask for a picture of the front and back of it now because of this video!! Lol
What he probably means is that it should go back to tag to have the seals changed when they change the battery. As it's quartz it won't be a super compressor. By the time quartz came along compressor cases were a thing of the past.
My favorite super compressor style watch is the ocean crawler great lakes. Wish it was an actual super compressor but I won't be diving anyway so who cares.
Sorry but think your research for this vid was very poor - as quite a few people have pointed out below the Vostok Amphibia gains greater water resistance the deeper it goes
no offence, but you haven't told me what a super compressor is. How is the caseback fitted, whats special about the crowns, you don't actually tell us the difference between proper ones and modern look a likey
As far as I know, Vostok does not use the patented Super Compressor case, so it *cannot* be classified as such.
but technicaly, the Amphibias uses the same principle. But yes, it was a requirement for the designers of the Amphibia, to don't use any western patents in the design ;)
It's true that Vostok don't say they use the super compressor case, but look at the design. In the past, and probably today too, one of the most important components of this type watch wasn't the case or the caseback, but in fact, it was the acrylic crystal that, as pressure was applied from the water, it pushed against the acrylic and formed an even stronger seal the deeper it went, until eventually cracking. I would say the Vostok would probably outperform most of the models you mentioned here. I've only ever taken mine to 100m down so I've never tested it, but I think there's a video showing it's impressive performance.......for a $75 watch, it kills the competition. 🙂
But isn't that what you would expect from a russian brand, copy a good idea😁 I think that just adds to the charm of the Amphibias😅
the question I have is what is the connection between being a "super compressor" and having internal bezel. As far as I can see, you find these two always together
Before arriving here to vent my spleen at your absolute Hubris and Snobbery in not mentioning the Vostok Amphibia.
I was not expecting to find that you already covered your mistake, if in fact it was a mistake.
You talk about Patents, did any of these companies consider Patents when they Ripped Off Vostok's idea?
Commies have no such need for Patents, that made them easy prey. Is this your line of thought?
The deeper it goes the more it seals. That is a compressor, that is what Vostok invented.
Don't use the excuse of Patent legality to cover your Racist and Classist Ideology.
You can be as Elitist as you want, fawning over high end brand names, but you cannot rewrite History.
I'm kind of surprise that CW didn't make the list, since they make a real, current production super compressor.
Correct, CW has a true supper Compressor, I have one 😋
My favorite right now is the Christopher Ward Super Compressor. That's a beautiful watch and it's a real super compressor with a nifty display case back so you can see the mechanism. Pretty darn cool bit of history.
I second this. I've had mine for about a year now. Super comfy and robust
@@vh5516 Unfortunately, I don't actually own one (yet). It's on my list though. :D
Isn’t it only 150m of water resistance? I find it weird how they’re called super compressors but my normal dive watch is rated for twice as deep
@@tomwillshaw2808 I forget which youtube channel went into the science of this, but one reason companies stopped making super compressors about half a century ago was because modern diver technology replaced and improved upon it. The "super" part is deceiving. If you buy a super compressor watch these days, it's not because they are better rated than modern divers, rather, you buy them because you appreciate the history and uniqueness of this older technology.
Totally agree - excellent watch and looks amazing on the turquoise strap
I have a Vostok Amfibia which looks like a super compressor. If it had a "traditional" Vostok Amphibia caseback, I think it could be considered a true super compressor. Instead, it has a screw down caseback like most other conventional dive watches.
Yep by that description Amfibia is a super compressor, the under crystal bezel is not part of the engineering
I do have a Super Compressor in my collection and that is the great Christopher Ward C65 Super Compressor. AFAIK it is the only true SC watch in production nowadays, CW having reverse-engineered the original EPSA tech. It has no significant use or advantage nowadays, but together with the pretty original case design this is truly an amazing watch with an unusual charm. That Aquascaphe is just another SC style watch.
CW true super compressor. Cool case, lovely indices and you can see the super compressor spring through the case back.
Christopher ward has a functional super Compressor
The one that springs to mind is the Christopher Ward :)
Christopher Ward just made a (real) super compressor and it's beautiful. No link, or the comment won't work. Jory, Check out the CW super compressor with the blue dial!
I agree, it's a beauty..and up until now the only true super compressor available..a micro brand called circula uhren is now taking pre orders on the aquasport, which is also a true super compressor.
Oh yeah, I got one of those this spring and I’ve been wearing it all summer. Super clean and crisp design! Absolutely love it.
@@davids.2317 Wow, that Circula Aquasport is gorgeous!
Seeing as most collectors wouldn't dream of getting their watch wet, mostly a moot point. However it was nice to learn a little bit more about watches. Thanks. You know your design has arrived when people start to copy it's look.
The nicest one I’ve seen is the Christopher Ward, it clams to have the compressor spring thing
Another nice one is the Longines
I just bought a cool Dan Henry compressor style watch , that is affordable, has doomed sapphire + an automatic inside. I love the double crown watches
What Logines?
The Longines Legend Diver isn’t a true super compressor, to my knowledge at least.
@@thetimeteller you could be right, there is nothing on their website
Let me be clear, though, it’s a badass Longines regardless!
Christopher Ward make one. Even has a display case back so the compressor spring in the case back can be seen.
After learning what's a super compressor, I'm confused about Vostok watches... Can Vostok at least be called compressor watches?
@@canadianwatchmonkey3992 Thank you.
Love your show pal, We just found a 1960's Baylor Super Compressor with a Speidel band in our Grandfathers dresser. It's been sitting for decades and when I picked it up the second hand started moving! Beautiful creamy patina
The Longines Legend diver no date is a favorite a will probably add it to the collection at some point. It be nice if they left it dateless like the original
I like that too especially in 36mm, but I have never seen them claim it to be a super compressor so I bet it’s not.
Did you knew Invicta used in the past also those patented cases, I got one in my collection! With inner bezel! Classic from the 70’s! 🙂
Never heard of a compressor watch. Thanks for the lesson Jory! I love my Hamiltons too.
The best-looking, highest quality modern super compressor is, imho, the Farer Aqua Compressor. A perfect blend of science and art.
I managed to score a Lanco Barracuda. Absolutely love everything about it. I dig how its a member of a big cross-brand family - chill block party vibes
I own a Hamilton Khaki Navy GMT which I think is Compressor style. With 3 crowns! Which I use as a pilots watch! Very versatile!
Me too! It's one of my favorite watches. Mine has a GMT complication.
Would love to see a review of the Baltic. I've eyed that for a while but I'm also considering the Longines Legend.
Im here bc of a recent acquisition, a gold dial Hamilton super 600. My wrist is on the smaller side so the 36mm case fits me well and it looks beautiful. Using the crown at 2 o’clock to rotate the internal bezel is not as easy as turning an external bezel but i love the aesthetic and vintage charm.
Thanks for the definition, I was wondering about it.
Like others have commented, Chris Ward! Handsome piece, but for me the appeal of a dive watch is that the chunky bezel protects the smaller crystal, so although I like the look of supercompressors I'd not want one.
Interesting video, Cheers Jory 👍🏻👍🏻
I love the Enicar ones
Does this mean a Vostok is a super compressor?
I very much like this case design and function. I don't have one but aim to change that in the future.
Ok ok I must admit that the “under pressure” part made me laugh. Great vid, very informative.
I have the CW Super Compressor, blue dial 👌
I really love the ‘dual crown’ look. Pretty sure it’s got something to do with the ‘gee whiz’ factor of the internal rotating bezel.
My collection currently only has one, but I keep a pretty close eye out for listings of pieces like the Longines Legend.
I’ll never need the supercompressor functionality, so it’s all about the rotating internal bezel, for me.
I have the black sand version of the Christopher Ward super compressor and love it. Their story on how they engineered it is pretty interesting too.
I think the Enicar sherpa ultradive is very cool
Super compressor team here !
I had to buy a Dan Henry 1970, but a Polaris is such a good piece (maybe one day ...)
My first watch was a longines super compressor i paid 1800$ CAD for such a unique and awesome watch! Def one of my faves!
Christopher Ward C65 Super Compressor
Jory, do you have an opinion on the Christopher Ward Super Compressor? I own a Chris Ward Trident Diver, and happy with it. Just curious if their Super Compressor is the real deal?
It's the real deal, also check out the circula aquasport.
@@davids.2317 Thank you!!
I believe the Vostok uses that case , accept no dual crowns, it has a flat case back gasket, the deeper you go the crystal flattens and pressing The casebook to the rest of the watch, correct me if I am in error
I have an Alpina Seastrong Heritage. Super Compressor. Love it!
I own a Dan Henry 1970 it isn’t a super compressor case but has the looks of one. Really like comfortable wears smaller than the dimensions.
I, too, have the DH 1970. I thought it was a SC but apparently not. Thank you for educating me. It does work in the water though I stayed on the surface....no deep dives.
I would definitely settle for "just the Super Compressor style" if it were a JLC Master Compressor 😆
But I would rather save that money for a true one, an Enicar Sherpa Super Dive for example 👌🏻
Great video!
Finally, someone mentioned Enicar.
There’s another one from Christopher Ward
Great video - such a misunderstood term and misused by modern brands and dealers. For vintage watches, there was a period in the late 60s/early 70s where there was an abundance of super compressor dive watches. In addition to the watches you mention, some more brands/references from my collection: Baylor Neptune SuperCompressor (1968), Musette Resist Super Compressor (1972), Precimax Aquamax Safety Super Compressor (1969), Tissot DL Super Compressor (1972) and, of course, as several people mentioned the modern day Christopher Ward C65 Super Compressor which uses the original technology.
My Glycine Airman SST has a super compressor style case but of course it isn’t a true SC. A really handsome design.
Hey bud, I just got a Hamilton “compressor” (because it does have the dual crown but not the super compressor functions or at least not to my knowledge) the model is the hamilton khaki h744511 it does come with inner and outer bezel which is featuring a comes with a black leather strap. I actually ended up changing it for my skx since I figure, we’ll I have more than a couple of sports 5’s so there is plenty of Seikos and not as many of these Hamilton model.
I had a Ball Diver. I think it was a SC style. The things I loved were tritium tunes, 300 M WR, and a dive bezel that could absolutely NEVER be moved accidentally while diving. I foolishly traded it in when the mainspring broke after the warranty period was expired.😨
Lip Nautic Ski in all its guises, Rodania Waterman, Precimax Aquamax Safety, Titan
I love dual-crown watches. But I hate helium escape valves.
Jaeger LeCoultre Polaris Mariner memovox is the best! But it's a dream....for me!
I have a mid 2000s Hamilton Khaki Navy dual crown "compressor" style watch. Ref H77515133. Would love to one day own a 60's Hamilton Super Compressor 600.
I don't want you to bounce me on my head, I've got a (rhymes with) Flostok Flamfibia Fluba that's a super compressor style watch. Not a Flostok Flunky but I do like it.
Surprised you didn't mention the watch that arguably relaunched the "retro" compressor style, the Longines Legend Diver. That watch has been out for close to a decade now and really is the original genesis of the current SC craze.
I just love super compressors, have Enicar and Hamilton !
Sorry maybe I missed this but what is the link between the compression mechanism and the reason for dual crowns? Why can't super compressors be made with an external rotating bezel? Or is that just a stylistic thing that occurred on the first super compressors and then was replicated over time?
I have one on the wrist: IWC Aquatimer 812AD from the late 1960ies.
A good modern take would be the Longines Legend Diver.
and-handsing the quality of your videos!
I always liked the Longines ledgend diver, is that a true super compressor?
No, it's compressor style.
From research super compressors don’t have to have 2 crowns. Does the Vostok amphibia count?
I have the Bradner from spinnaker, I don't think is a súper compressor in the function but I love the look it has
Not EVERY watch is not a super compressor …..I give you VOSTOK!
I have the orient king diver
I have a super compressor style watch Chinese production with 821A mechanism very reminiscent of Hmilton.
I have a spinnaker Bradner which is actually not bad for a compressor style watch. Looking into getting the Christopher Ward soon.
Supercompressor was a technical solution to work around sealing challenges of that era.
With today’s seals technology and manufacturing accuracy, supercompressors casebacks are not relevant anymore as higher levels of waterproofness can be achieved with simpler designs
Have a rose gold 2 crowns Mido multifort diver….200m water resistant but I don’t believe it is a super compressor….still love it and I believe it is pretty rare as well.
I own a gernan circula supercompressor. It‘s a real super compressor.
Longines Legend Diver???
Mitch Mason has the latest iteration of the super compressor. I really like the Longines legend diver, not actually super compressor......
i own Tissot Visodate Seastar T12,beautiful watch
I have a Spinnaker Bradner which I guess is the same style 😬
Dad had an Olma Caravelle 200m. Best name ever.
Nope, don't have any in my collection yet. One day, would like to add a legit one to my collection.
For now, I'll have to be satisfied with my 500m & 1,000m pieces with helium escape valves. I know they're totally different but, I'm referring more to the depth rating.
Haven't done any real "in depth" research but, as far as I know, the Rolex DEEPSEA SEA-DWELLER has deepest rating at 3,900m/12,800ft.
With that said, who on Earth needs more than that?
Super-Compressors that actually reflect depth ratings come nowhere in the ballpark. No, I'm not a Rolex fanboy. However, for me, that's the only model they make that's relevant in size & spec's. My personal choice would be the Seiko MARINEMASTER Professional SBEX003 1000m which doesn't have either feature - super-compressor or helium escape valve.
Super-compressors look cool but; in the end, for a real world professional or military deep diver - what would make a super-compressor more efficient/reliable than watches with helium escape valves?
Note: I have no real preference as I'm just a desk diver. Visually, both are very appealing. I'm just curious as to which is superior in the real world.
Scenario: I'm a professional deep diver with a $5,000 budget. Do I get the super-compressor that doesn't have a stated depth rating or do I get the helium escape valve that's rated at a deeper depth than I'm qualified for?
For 99% of the world population, these stat's & spec's are completely irrelevant. It basically comes down to what is important to you visually.
Love the Benrus. How big is it?
What’s the dual crown for..? Doesn’t Vostok meet the specifications?
¡Word! That Hamilton Aquadate 600? I'm'a get me one. You'll have to be certain & put a shot of the watch you score up on your site or provide some footage on UA-cam. I have but one criterion with regards to the Aquadate that I will purchase: it absolutely MUST exceed T3's watch in all aspects of quality. So y'know, mine will be better. Healthy Happy Blessed New Year.
-M
I have got a true supercompressor watch
It is the LIP Nautic-Ski
An iconic model from once of the most known french watch company. It’s the brand that made Charles de Gaulle ´s watch.
Does a super compressor needs 2 crowns. Vostok supposedly gets better water resistance the deeper you get 🌏
No, there are Super Compressor cases with one crown and no internal bezel.
I've got two.
If the super compressor concept is that the deeper the watch goes the more the case compresses against water ingress, isn't the Vostock Scuba Dude a super compressor? Just sayin'!
Wow my first FIRST!
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So as the case ascends it tries to suck water in.......
PHOIBOS EAGLE RAY
Wrist watch check 🤷🏾♂️🤨
I rarely do those unless it’s a livestream. But I did show the watch I was wearing. Maybe watch this episode again? 😅👍
@@thetimeteller yes you checked for yourself but didn't show us what you were wearing. May be you can show us next video.
No. I showed it towards the end of the Ep.
@@thetimeteller 😭😭 Apologies. fantastic video. Good day.
I’ve got a coworker that said that he bought a Tag Heuer roughly 25 yrs ago that he paid $1200 to $1500 for. He mentioned that the battery was dead and I offered him my case back tool to change it. And he said that he couldn’t because there was pressure involved and that he would have to pay “big bucks” to have it done. So the watch just sets…
Do you guys have ANY idea what he might have?? I’m obviously gonna ask for a picture of the front and back of it now because of this video!! Lol
What he probably means is that it should go back to tag to have the seals changed when they change the battery. As it's quartz it won't be a super compressor. By the time quartz came along compressor cases were a thing of the past.
Hey man I’m new in your channel, by the way what do you think about the new citizen hakuto-r? Are they worth the price?
I have the Seiko 5 SRPB Dual Crown "super compressor" 😆😅
Notification gang?😏
I have e real genuine gerco super compressor
My favorite super compressor style watch is the ocean crawler great lakes. Wish it was an actual super compressor but I won't be diving anyway so who cares.
Sorry but think your research for this vid was very poor - as quite a few people have pointed out below the Vostok Amphibia gains greater water resistance the deeper it goes
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and the new Longines Legend Diver ? Its a Super Compressor ?
Not an actual Super Compressor.
@@thetimeteller thanks :)
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no offence, but you haven't told me what a super compressor is. How is the caseback fitted, whats special about the crowns, you don't actually tell us the difference between proper ones and modern look a likey
Mercedes compressor is a strong car, Super Compressor wristwatch is only for collectors, 150 meters water proof!!! its ridiculous.
Have a look at alkin watches duel crown , nice watch with a miyota 9039 movement &a display back & 300m water resistant..
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