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1967 Seiko Daini 62mas...
1978 6306-7001 Scubapro 450
Amazing. One of my grail Seikos
Both the 62MAS and the 450 are pretty special
On the subject of the 62MAS
You wait ages to see one and then the forum is awash with them (ok maybe not awash but there have been a few posted including on SC recently)
StunningOriginally Posted by Jim W
1978 6306-7001 Scubapro 450
April 1968 Seiko 6159-7000
Recent find.
Superb Jim.1967 Seiko Daini 62mas...
Give me a shout if this will be following your other 62MAS’s onto SC!
Previous pic is a rare Daini produced 62mas made in very small numbers in 1967.
Note the beige colour lume of the Daini version.
Below is the more plentiful Suwa produced 62mas, also produced in 1967.
One of the best looking watches ever produced. Practically perfect in every way.April 1968 Seiko 6159-7000
Here's a 5717-8990 monopusher chronograph from April 1966
... and a patinated 5719 (45899) from August 64 on original bracelet
You most often see these bracelets on World Time 6217-7000s but since they're a bugger to resize and the clasp isn't even signed, many will have been discarded over the years. The 5719 one has 18mm lug width, so it's a bracelet I've never seen elsewhere.
I’m not the biggest fan of world time watches but that one’s bloody lovely.
Birth year '73 World Time.
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Found this 8122-8000 on the beach today. A 27 serial number means some poor bugger has lost it after 30 or even 40 years of use. Looks like it’s been in the sea for a while and water has entered.
beautiful 7009-8050 full serviced!
Just arrived from Oz
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SLA033 taken earlier.
Great photo cool watchSLA033 taken earlier.
A rare mm300. The SLA045.
AWESOME!!!!!A rare mm300. The SLA045.
Thanks.
The Dolphin grey dial with blue bezel insert, second hand and 300m lettering is an interesting design.
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I never knew this version existed. Possibly the best looking MM300. I would like to see some ‘real life pictures if possible’A rare mm300. The SLA045.
It’s a 2625 0010 and yeh it’s a ladies/ boys version - I’m not sure it was JDM only though
I've owned a few mm300's. Way too many since 2000. This is in a league of its own.
Here you go....
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Cheers that is niceI've owned a few mm300's. Way too many since 2000. This is in a league of its own.
Here you go....
I could be persuaded to get rid of my 001 for that.
Enjoy
Having owned several SBDX001's and this 045 then I can see why, but that would be a tough decision though. The SLA045 is a rare model but nice SBDX001's are not that common these days.
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Timed over 6 days and running at 0.67 seconds per day. Seems like I got lucky with this one😁
Finally got Seiko to replace the battery. Lovely little SBGF017 I got from a Japanese auction site a few years ago. It felt very small then but now it’s coming back into style.
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Looks lovely. How quickly did Seiko do the battery change? I need to take my GS in.Finally got Seiko to replace the battery. Lovely little SBGF017 I got from a Japanese auction site a few years ago. It felt very small then but now it’s coming back into style.
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On a nice soft grey silicone strap with thicker quick release spring bars.
One on eBay at the mo.
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Good deal for someone.One on eBay at the mo.
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Was through the Seiko boutique in Amsterdam. Took about 3 weeks. Maybe less. They do the service in Rotterdam, so it doesn’t have to go far.
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Recent incoming on an octopod, wears really well
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1967 Seiko Daini 62mas...
Very special
Previous pic is a rare Daini produced 62mas made in very small numbers in 1967.
Note the beige colour lume of the Daini version.
Below is the more plentiful Suwa produced 62mas, also produced in 1967.
I love the Dani Lume. My Navigator is a Dani made watch and the lume makes all the difference over the Suwa.
Another orange dial, still on the original strap.
Mitch
Very cool! Where did you find that?!
Sbbn045
Thank you! I’ve been on the hunt for one for about 6 years now.
I was fortunate to find that one on Yahoo Auctions Japan, a couple of weeks back.
Simple and elegant. Would love to have one in my vintage Seiko collection.Previous pic is a rare Daini produced 62mas made in very small numbers in 1967.
Note the beige colour lume of the Daini version.
Below is the more plentiful Suwa produced 62mas, also produced in 1967.
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A classic
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