
Dufrane Waterloo Automatic Diver Watch
This is a contemporary automatic dive watch featuring a robust stainless steel cushion-style case with a black finish. The timepiece is characterized by its matte black dial, which displays circular luminescent hour markers and a prominent rectangular marker at the 12 o'clock position. It features bold, sword-style hands for hours and minutes, accompanied by a striking red needle-shaped seconds hand. Below the 'Dufrane' shield logo, the dial is inscribed with 'AUTOMATIC' and a water resistance rating of '250m / 820ft' in contrasting red and white text. The watch is equipped with a black rotating bezel that shows visible wear and character, including a missing lume pip and various surface scratches. It is mounted on a heavy-duty black leather strap with prominent contrast stitching. The overall aesthetic suggests a tool-watch design inspired by mid-century vintage divers but manufactured in the modern era. Condition issues include noticeable bezel chipping and general signs of active use, which contribute to a rugged patina typical of an everyday diver's watch.
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Estimated Value
$450 - $600
Basic Information
Category
Watches & Timepieces
Appraised On
May 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$450 - $600
Item Description
This is a contemporary automatic dive watch featuring a robust stainless steel cushion-style case with a black finish. The timepiece is characterized by its matte black dial, which displays circular luminescent hour markers and a prominent rectangular marker at the 12 o'clock position. It features bold, sword-style hands for hours and minutes, accompanied by a striking red needle-shaped seconds hand. Below the 'Dufrane' shield logo, the dial is inscribed with 'AUTOMATIC' and a water resistance rating of '250m / 820ft' in contrasting red and white text. The watch is equipped with a black rotating bezel that shows visible wear and character, including a missing lume pip and various surface scratches. It is mounted on a heavy-duty black leather strap with prominent contrast stitching. The overall aesthetic suggests a tool-watch design inspired by mid-century vintage divers but manufactured in the modern era. Condition issues include noticeable bezel chipping and general signs of active use, which contribute to a rugged patina typical of an everyday diver's watch.
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