Hey watchexchange, here today with a collection of vintage blue dialed watches I'm looking to move on. I'm in the process of consolidating the collection and will be posting frequently over the comings days and weeks. Feel free to reach out if there's anything in particular you're after or if you just want to talk watches. Shipping to be negotiated after depending on location, and all watches and myself are in Toronto, Canada. Details: **00’s Omega Seamaster 150 Ani-Digi (Ref. 2521.81.00) - $875 USD** **Photos:** [**https://imgur.com/a/a0STACu**](https://imgur.com/a/a0STACu) Have been a long-time fan of this model but after picking it up just never found the time to wear it. Has a unique ani-digi model movement where you can set a bunch of additional complications. Case and bracelet are in great condition for its age and currently sized loosely for my 6.5" wrist. Watch measures approximately 38mm w/ crown and I'll be updating with more photos as well. **1960's Universal Geneve White Shadow Blue Dial (AKA Lapis AKA Starry Sky) - $1500 USD** **Photos:** [**https://imgur.com/a/TcPzrRZ**](https://imgur.com/a/TcPzrRZ) I've been a big UG collector for years and for a large part of that this was the star of the my collection. These blue dials are pretty rare to find, and this one is in overall great condition. Same case as the other c-case white shadows,\~ 34mm w/o crown, 18 mm lugs and cool microrotor movement. WIll follow up with more photos. Can put on timegrapher for those interested and also have spare bracelets which can be negotiated into a deal. **1969 Certina 288 Tv-Screen (ref 5901800) - $275 USD** **Photos:** [https://imgur.com/a/dnq6cl7](https://imgur.com/a/dnq6cl7) **Case:** Case reference 5901800, 38mm w/o crown, 39mm lug to lug and with 19mm lugs. Watch is unpolished with the unique brushing on the sides and the crisp bezel. Crown is signed and crystal is importantly crack free as replacing would be a challenge. **Movement & Dial:** Cal. 25-682 inhouse automatic movement is keeping extremely good time considering unserviced condition. Timegrapher photo attached, your results may vary. Watch winds and sets, date switches over at 12 but no quickset on this model. Tritium hands have developed a beautiful, even patina, and the blue sunburst dial truly shines in the sun. **Bracelet:** Comes on a blue 18mm nato. **1960s Jenny Caribbean 400 Blue - $335 USD** For those unfamiliar, Jenny, originally founded in 1963, was at the cutting edge of diver watches at the peak of dive-watch mania. They were the first to make a watch capable of going to 1,000 meteres, and this here was their more casual model with a measly 400m water resistance. Mind you, a Rolex Submariner 5513, had a claimed water resistance of 200m, half of this unassuming Caribbean model. The brand was recently relaunched and you can read more at this monochrome article. [https://monochrome-watches.com/jenny-watches-may-be-a-brand-youve-never-heard-of-but-theyve-left-a-significant-mark-on-dive-watch-history/](https://monochrome-watches.com/jenny-watches-may-be-a-brand-youve-never-heard-of-but-theyve-left-a-significant-mark-on-dive-watch-history/) **Photos:** [https://imgur.com/a/libX59Y](https://imgur.com/a/libX59Y) **Case:** The case on this super waterproof watch measures in at 35 mm w/o crown, 43 mm lug to lug and 20 mm lug width. Case is unpolished and is in pretty fantastic condition 60+ year old watch. Dial is a deep blue cover and you’re starting to see some interesting patina form outwards from the lume plots, this is one of those watches that in 20 years could have a lovely honeygold patina throughout. **Movement:** Due to the unique monobloc case construction, I’ve never actually been able to open it up (not a watchmaker) and as such I don’t know what powers this watch. On my timegrapher it’s running at a pretty consistent -40 seconds / day which is fair for an unservice watch of its age. Day and date switch over smoothly at midnight and crown winds into the case as it should. One oddity which can likely be corrected during a service is it can take a little bit of finaggling to get the watch out of the time setting mode and screwed down. **Bracelet:** Comes watch head only, but if desired I can probably find some nato or vintage strap to throw it on at no cost.