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Put it on top of a hill ,give it a shove,,AND WATCH IT RUN...>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

Ben's comment highlights the historical importance of this particular 2526. On link its face, it's not the most interesting or rare watch: It's a link simple yellow-gold 2526 with an enamel dial (first series, sure). But flip it link over, and the caseback engraving tells a different story.

But these are 200m water-resistant dive style watches right? I mean, there's link a lumed bezel pip, a clicky uni-directional bezel, and the depth rating printed directly on the dial. There's no mistaking link this for any other style of watch, and yet its name invokes heights, not depths. I would actually love for a watch to give me a height rating, as superfluous and useless as that may sound, but I link digress.