Well, last time I counted I had searched for and found:
1) The 1782 HMS Pallas (Azores)
2) The 1878 Lidador (Azores)
3) The Angra B and D (both Spanish 16th century naos, Azores)
4) Angra C (Maybe Dutch hulk, mid 17th century, Azores)
5) The Nossa Senhora da Luz, 1615 Portuguese Eastindiaman, Azores
6) The Gomezianes, 1917, sunk by a German Uboat, Portugal mainland
7) The Portuguese Navy Roberto Ivens, sunk 1917 by a German Uboat, Portugal mainland
8) The Belinho wreck, an early 16th century Iberian ship, Portugal mainland
9) the Sao Francisco Xavier, Portuguese East Indiamen, sunk 1632, Portugal mainland
10) the Run'Her, a Confederate blockade runner, sunk 1864, Azores
I have also dove and worked in scores of Portuguese, American, Spanish and other nation's wrecks in Australia, Indonesia, Oman, Emirates, Mozambique, Cape Verde, Uruguay and Portugal. I have more than 3000 dives in archaeological context. I have picked gold and silver from the bottom of the seas, dismantled wrecks timber by timber and moved them out of harm's way, drawn stuff underwater till my fingers got numbed, raised anchors and iron cannons as well as bronze culverins from 135 feet deep, towed mags and sss from dawn to dusk, got half drown once.
I can also fluently read any archive document in French, Spanish, English and Portuguese.
But you are right - I am here to steal all your 1715 and 1733 shipwrecks, because these seem to be the only ones being discussed ad nauseam here..