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: I have read that Chuck Maddox coined the terms Darth Vadar and
: Anakin Skywalker for the 145.023 Seamaster. Very cool and I can
: see where it comes from especially from the article:
: http://www.chronomaddox.com/darth_vader.html
: Just a quick question to those 'in the know', is there a similar
: such story for the 'Jedi' Seamster (176.005)? Everyone calls
: them 'Jedi' but I cant seem to see any reasoning besides
: potentially being a baby version......Any thoughts would be
: appreciated.
: Matt
Chuck certainly used the term, but I don't recall if he first used it.
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