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Are all the "old" automatic Sea Anglers (mine is the black face/orange hands model) supposed to have the edition or issue number (ie. 22/50 for example) on the back of the case? I know that each model was only produced in a limited number of 50 pieces and I don't believe that either of the two that I've owned have the numbers...... was this started later in the production line? thanks.

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I think that only the silver sea anglers had numbers. The Lume version might have as well. I'm quite sure the orange and black didn't.

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Only the Silver and Lume dialed Anglers were numbered and are Swiss Madewatch2.gif

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I know that this isn't related to the sea angler....

but the monstrums should be done in limited editions of 100 pieces per dial color....how we know that they are not done in more pieces since there isn't any kind of numbering on the case?

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dadog13 wrote:

The Monstrum is not an LE and was never stated as being one....just because there are only 100 of each color being made doesn't mean that they are LE's.They can be considered limited production ....so I don't see what difference that would make.:? The Sea Anglers (prior to the 2 Swiss Made LE's which were advertised as such) were also not considered LE's either.
I know that this isn't related to the sea angler....

but the monstrums should be done in limited editions of 100 pieces per dial color....how we know that they are not done in more pieces since there isn't any kind of numbering on the case?

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Yes only the silver and lume versions are numbered, but it is my understanding all the other dial colors for the Sea Angler had only 50 made as well (maybe I'm wrong).  I think there are so far 10 3T Sea Anglers, and however many are still in the works (I think another 15, but they will have a different dial).

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oagaspar wrote: Only the Silver and Lume dialed Anglers were numbered and are Swiss Madewatch2.gif
Thank you Big O and Eric for that info, thank you,  thank you  thank you.  Oh gee I own a silver surfer 12/50.    ThumbsUp02.gif

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oagaspar wrote : "The Monstrum is not an LE and was never stated as being one....just because there are only 100 of each color being made doesn't mean that they are LE's.They can be considered limited production ....so I don't see what difference that would make.:? The Sea Anglers (prior to the 2 Swiss Made LE's which were advertised as such) were also not considered LE's either.
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here is the link :

http://www.timetechtalk.com/view_forum.php?id=8

in the title it says....

"New orsa monstrum 300M Blue Dial
  limited to 100 pieces"

I would interpret that as Linited Edition...wouldn't you?

and in other posts I found too that is to be produced in 100 pieces per dial color...but without the numbers on the caseback it can be produced in x copies...

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dadog13 wrote:

Your painting with a broad brush there dadog.....a limited edition is proclaimed a LE and is numbered to reflect that designation.....limited in this case means limted production to only 100 pieces! The Monstrum is Not an LE numbered or otherwise mistake.gif
oagaspar wrote : "The Monstrum is not an LE and was never stated as being one....just because there are only 100 of each color being made doesn't mean that they are LE's.They can be considered limited production ....so I don't see what difference that would make.:? The Sea Anglers (prior to the 2 Swiss Made LE's which were advertised as such) were also not considered LE's either.
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here is the link :

http://www.timetechtalk.com/view_forum.php?id=8

in the title it says....

"New orsa monstrum 300M Blue Dial
  limited to 100 pieces"

I would interpret that as Linited Edition...wouldn't you?

and in other posts I found too that is to be produced in 100 pieces per dial color...but without the numbers on the caseback it can be produced in x copies...

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I was under the impression that my Orangina with Saphire crystal had a swiss movement as well. The watch was purchased from ssmith

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blownaway wrote: I was under the impression that my Orangina with Saphire crystal had a swiss movement as well. The watch was purchased from ssmith


It does have an ETA 2824-2 movement.  All the original Sea Anglers did.  Only the Monstrum has the Miyota movement.  Upcoming Sea Anglers might be quartz only though.

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blownaway wrote:

It does have a Swiss eta 2824-2 but it is not "Swiss Made" only the Silver and Lume dial Sea Anglers were made in Switzerland.hand6.gif For a detailed explanation what "Swiss Made" means please read this linkwatch2.gif

http://www.fhs.ch/en/swissm.php

I was under the impression that my Orangina with Saphire crystal had a swiss movement as well. The watch was purchased from ssmith

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Thank you for the link, Nice read!!!

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dadog13 wrote: oagaspar wrote : "The Monstrum is not an LE and was never stated as being one....just because there are only 100 of each color being made doesn't mean that they are LE's.They can be considered limited production ....so I don't see what difference that would make.:? The Sea Anglers (prior to the 2 Swiss Made LE's which were advertised as such) were also not considered LE's either.
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here is the link :

http://www.timetechtalk.com/view_forum.php?id=8

in the title it says....

"New orsa monstrum 300M Blue Dial
  limited to 100 pieces"

I would interpret that as Linited Edition...wouldn't you?

and in other posts I found too that is to be produced in 100 pieces per dial color...but without the numbers on the caseback it can be produced in x copies...

No..I would not....limited to 100 pieces means just that.  The production is limited to 100 pieces.  If it said limited edition of 100 numbered pieces, then it would be a Limited Edition.  As to your other question/statement it is a matter of trust...no matter who the manufacturer is...you either believe it...or you don't! 


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