Habitant
·I just bought a nice little Surf watch, a women's size with a 48.5AF (ETA2761) in it, and then happened upon an identical looking model on eBay, but labelled Defy (both backs engraved Surf). I presume it's the man's version, as it has a different movement, an ETA 2832.
I have to admit that I can't afford the Rossler book at this moment, but I was wondering if anyone can give me a sense of the relative classification of these models. With a name like Surf, you'd kind of think that such a watch could stand being around water a bit, and Defy suggests similar derring-do. But both look distinctly dressy and urban. Not to mention 70s chunky.
But where did the Surf/Defy fit, relative to their line at the time? Defy has gone on to be a collectable range, but what of Surf?
I have to admit that I can't afford the Rossler book at this moment, but I was wondering if anyone can give me a sense of the relative classification of these models. With a name like Surf, you'd kind of think that such a watch could stand being around water a bit, and Defy suggests similar derring-do. But both look distinctly dressy and urban. Not to mention 70s chunky.
But where did the Surf/Defy fit, relative to their line at the time? Defy has gone on to be a collectable range, but what of Surf?