Exploring the Legacy of a Vintage Sharp Watch

Today, I stumbled upon a Sharp watch Ref No SHP5744 245 that caught my attention with its unique features - a black bezel, a 100-meter water resistance, and a blend of minimalism and intricate details. What stood out to me were the green photometric instrument numbers on the dial, which added a touch of character to the timepiece. As an IT professional, this discovery intrigues me. It is fascinating how Sharp Corp, a company deeply rooted in electronics, ventured into horology. Their ability to diversify into other technological avenues resonates with my experiences navigating the ever-evolving landscape of technology. As I explored its history, I learned that Sharp, known for its electronics, once delved into the world of watches. It is a reminder of the past's diverse pursuits of technology companies and the creativity that drives innovation. Despite its rarity, I was lucky to snag this watch for under $10, a bargain considering its distinctive qualities. Its affordability and unique design make it an excellent choice for everyday wear, effortlessly complementing any outfit with its subtle charm. Coming across a piece like this Sharp watch is a pleasant surprise in a world filled with mass-produced items. It reminds us of the value of craftsmanship and individuality, highlighting the stories and history behind each cherished item. Cheers Everyone,

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Very sharp looking

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Nice one, that is a great looking watch, really interesting. It looks so slim and what a price 👍

Have a great day 👍

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I like it

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Marc27

Nice one, that is a great looking watch, really interesting. It looks so slim and what a price 👍

Have a great day 👍

Thank you, I hope you have a wonderful day as well. I believe I paid nine dollars for the watch on the Whatnot website.

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Like you, I was also intrigued when I came across a Sharp watch, so much so that I bought it.

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(Also in IT, lol.)

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Thank you sharing that very cool piece of horolgy with us. Great looking watch.

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If you like Sharp watches, check out the extensive catalog that Ricoh made in their attempt to make watches to best Seiko and Citizen in the 60s and 70s. Ricoh is now known for their imaging tech and cameras, but once tried to hang with the big boys of Japanese horology

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All right, it looks nice.

Now you may have thought this would be an easy post but you have to come up with an explanation on how to use a bezel with a 0-90 degrees scale covering 180 degrees which reverses on the opposite side. 😀

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3hander

Thank you sharing that very cool piece of horolgy with us. Great looking watch.

Appreciate the kind words

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Amazing find! Kudos to you brother. Enjoy the time piece.

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dephenomonal

Amazing find! Kudos to you brother. Enjoy the time piece.

Thank you, my friend!

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Sharp,sharp