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    Suggest me a vintage TV dial watches

    I've been looking around for something vintage with a TV dial, ideally with integrated bracelet, a bit like some of the Omega Seamasters. Not too fussed by brand or whether quartz or automatic but have a fairly limited budget, ideally below about £200. I'm finding it quite difficult to know what to search for to find one. I've seen a few Solvil et Titus and once spotted a Bulova model (which I cant now find) but would welcome any suggestions for what I might look for

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    I got this one recently. Vintage 1970.


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    Old Slava TVs can be picked up pretty cheap although a mint version would be pretty close to the top end of your budget:



    There's also the newly reissued Slava TV which is a fair bit bigger but is closer to £500. I still bought one anyway - here it is:


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    Seiko did loads of TV dial watches, like this one for example:

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234359935...gAAOSwHbphsugc
    Cheers..
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    Many thanks everyone for suggestions, I think the Seiko looks like a potentially good shout. The Slavas are very cool and I love the integrated brackelets but I think I am prefering the case shapes which are portrait style - kind of like the nautilus face if that makes sense. Welcome any other options!

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    In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.

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    Good choice! Off the top of my head you could look for a Certina Town + Country, Camy Time Square, Zodiac SST, Roamer Searock, Favre-Leuba Sea Raider, Longines Ultra-Chron or a Zenith Respirator. The last 2 (possibly 3 now) you might need to stretch the budget a bit further.

    Happy hunting...

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    Oops. I hadn't spotted the budget.
    In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.

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    Thank you all for suggestions, will investigate further. The Ultrachron is a fantastic watch which I had forgotten about, and would be a great addition to my current everyday wearer, a speedsonic . I suspect over budget for now but will hope I am wrong...

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    Funnily enough I'm wearing this Lanco today.



    Well within budget!

    I also have this MOD chrono, that cost only a little more than your budget.




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