This Squale 600 Metres Diver Sports wristwatch from the 1970s Squale’s dedication to producing robust and reliable diving instruments. Established in 1959 by Charles von Büren, Squale specialized in manufacturing professional diving watches, earning a reputation for quality and innovation in the horological community. The brand supplied cases to many watchmakers, like Blancpain, and later introduced its own line of timepieces, solidifying its position in the diving watch market. This particular watch has a stainless steel case measuring 43.2mm in diameter, excluding the crown, offering substantial wrist presence. The case is original and seems to be untouched, it is complete with its original green bidirectional turning bakelite bezel and screw-in caseback. The case shows only normal traces of use. The watch mounts its original mineral glass crystal, in perfect condition.

The original tropicalized dark brown dial exhibits a unique patina, resulting from environmental exposure over time, which enhances its vintage character. The dial maintains excellent legibility, with well-preserved printing and markers. This aging process adds to the watch’s appeal among collectors who value the individuality of such timepieces. At the heart of this watch lies the Felsa 4007N automatic movement, a caliber renowned for its reliability, with 21 jewels, it operates at a frequency of 18,000 vibrations per hour, and offers a power reserve of approximately 44 hours. Its robust construction and dependable performance made it a popular choice for various sports watch manufacturers during that era. The watch is fitted with an original vintage tropical rubber strap, This Squale watch has undergone in-house servicing and is in good working order. It is accompanied by a six-month guarantee and an originality certificate.

Collectors and diving watch enthusiasts will appreciate the authenticity, reliability, and significance of this timepiece. Worldwide shipping with fully insured express service is available, and we welcome inquiries for further information.