Show your Seikos.

**flugzeit** · 24th February 2016, 14:26

Originally Posted by lewie

From the manual
used in calculating the maximum safe surfacing speed from thr depths marked on the inner ring. When the rotating bezel index is at 12, the number (read in seconds) on the bezel which aligns with the depth markings is the minimum time for surfacing. For example, when surfacing from a 6 meter depth, the minimum surfacing time should be 20 seconds, at 12 meters; 40 seconds etc. Based on a maximum safe surfacing rate of 18 meters/min.
I just re dived this today - now with better bezel and official shroud (was fitted with an am one)
I'm putting together a 'beater' from parts (in mods and wrecks)- I'm really pleased with this - December '95 I believe(it'll be 21 this year)

Ahhh...! Very cool. Thanks for the info... and enjoy the watch!

-flugzeit

**Binsull** · 24th February 2016, 18:51

**Thorien** · 24th February 2016, 19:07

^ that's lovely! What's the reference please?

**Binsull** · 24th February 2016, 19:10

Originally Posted by Thorien

^ that's lovely! What's the reference please?

SBGX117 - the GS quartz diver :)

**Thorien** · 24th February 2016, 19:36

^ thanks

**Dave I** · 24th February 2016, 22:59

**Gyp** · 24th February 2016, 23:28

They're getting common as muck, these GSs

**Jim W** · 24th February 2016, 23:41

Recently arrived from the Jura sale.... Grand Seiko Limited Edition SBGC013 Titanium and ceramic with 9R96 Spring Drive movement. As good as it gets!:

**senraw** · 24th February 2016, 23:46

Originally Posted by Gyp

They're getting common as muck, these GSs

I know... I love mine! :)

**Nikolaevich** · 4th March 2016, 12:14

My Blumo with leather straps :)

**henryviii** · 4th March 2016, 14:22

Originally Posted by Binsull

SBGX117 - the GS quartz diver :)

I always quite fancied the white dialled SBGX115, lovely as the black one is though :)

**Nikolaevich** · 4th March 2016, 16:46

Moded 7002 and Black Monster :)

**andy tims** · 4th March 2016, 17:40

My latest additions

**jimmyt** · 5th March 2016, 08:27

Finally got round to putting some loctite on the screw pins on my super engineer bracelet then put it on the orange monster

**Mcb2007** · 5th March 2016, 11:08

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Courtesy of jimmyt

**searat** · 5th March 2016, 12:24

My Darth Tuna today, on wjeans 22mm shark mesh:

Steve

**thefatboy** · 5th March 2016, 15:39

Golden!

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**lewie** · 5th March 2016, 18:11

**meijlinder** · 5th March 2016, 22:14

SKX171 with 007 bezel

**andrewcregan** · 6th March 2016, 12:21

Got a Sumo in the collection (again!)

**patrick** · 6th March 2016, 13:13

Originally Posted by Nikolaevich

My Blumo with leather straps :)

Really nice.

**Regular** · 6th March 2016, 13:31

That Seiko Spirit SCVS003 6R15-00A0 is lovely.

**stefmcd** · 6th March 2016, 13:46

Originally Posted by lewie

That appeals to me. V unique and aggressive yet the lightness of the shroud softens it. Nice.

**MickM** · 6th March 2016, 17:35

Can tell this forum is going to end up costing me a ££!!

Browsing through here and spotted a few of you guys with the Seiko Pepsi.... So I've ordered one, looking forward to receiving it. First Seiko, now to find some alternative straps.

**rdwiow** · 6th March 2016, 22:22

Well, it's not a watch, but it is a very cool alarm clock with quiet sweeping seconds hand and a digital stopwatch plus countdown alarm.
Managed to grab mine for a tad under a tenner in a local shop.

http://www.seiko.co.uk/collections/clocks/qhe114k

**bitfield** · 7th March 2016, 00:28

Originally Posted by rdwiow

Well, it's not a watch, but it is a very cool alarm clock with quiet sweeping seconds hand and a digital stopwatch plus countdown alarm.

One wonders why you need a stopwatch by the bedside, but then perhaps it's better not to know.

**rdwiow** · 7th March 2016, 09:07

Originally Posted by bitfield

One wonders why you need a stopwatch by the bedside, but then perhaps it's better not to know.

Lol ;-)

Agreed, I got it as a desk clock for work, where the chrono will be of use.

**Seiko7A38** · 7th March 2016, 10:08

A couple of weeks ago, I made a late night impulse buy on eBay - and finally managed to fill a niggling void in my collection. A fairly decent, well cared for, used example of the 7A38-705A SAA027J, which in today's market came at a comparative knockdown price.

Here with it's more commonly found sibling, the 7A38-7050 SAA025J (Both models from March 1984)

**Toshk** · 7th March 2016, 21:16

**Tahiti** · 8th March 2016, 07:57

Originally Posted by Seiko7A38

Here with it's more commonly found sibling, the 7A38-7050 SAA025J (Both models from March 1984)

I don't believe I've seen either of those versions. Both appeal.

**chrisrennie44** · 11th March 2016, 16:57

I know the new model Tuna is unloved by some, but I'm loving my new arrival! Lots of nice new details I think.
Apologies for the crap pics.

SBBN031

**ryanb741** · 11th March 2016, 17:59

SBBN035

**searat** · 11th March 2016, 18:15

Well even if it's unloved by some, I really like the new hands - wouldn't mind the new version of the Darth with them :)

Originally Posted by chrisrennie44

I know the new model Tuna is unloved by some, but I'm loving my new arrival! Lots of nice new details I think.
Apologies for the crap pics.

SBBN031

**searat** · 11th March 2016, 18:21

I'll add my SUN021 kinetic GMT to the list. Bought it as my 'travelling to places with no internet' watch - reliable, robust, great lume and gives me home time zone for when I'm told to keep in touch with the office ;)

**MickM** · 11th March 2016, 19:26

Joined the Seiko club after picking up:

today.... Now to give it a good clean and actually set the correct time!

**Rocky555** · 13th March 2016, 10:40

New "rally diver"
SRP729

4r36 inside

**benny.c** · 13th March 2016, 10:57

Not had a Seiko for a while but have now got an SBBN015. I've had a couple of Tunas but this is my favourite model to date. It's having a sapphire crystal fitted next week.

**ODP** · 13th March 2016, 14:55

Originally Posted by benny.c

Not had a Seiko for a while but have now got an SBBN015. I've had a couple of Tunas but this is my favourite model to date. It's having a sapphire crystal fitted next week.

Could I ask who is fitting the sapphire crystal and how much it costs?
Thanks

**Krispy** · 13th March 2016, 15:06

Some of mine...

**reefer110** · 13th March 2016, 16:10

Originally Posted by searat

I'll add my SUN021 kinetic GMT to the list. Bought it as my 'travelling to places with no internet' watch - reliable, robust, great lume and gives me home time zone for when I'm told to keep in touch with the office ;)

Very nice, I like this a lot

**Neilw3030** · 13th March 2016, 16:54

just changed the dial and hands, fitted a new bracelet, ready for my hols now

**S.L** · 15th March 2016, 11:03

This SBBN019 became mine yesterday, completely unplanned.

Must admit I was very sceptical initially but after a day of wearing it has completely won me over, love the oddness of the white shroud.

**lewie** · 15th March 2016, 11:09

Originally Posted by S.L

This SBBN019 became mine yesterday, completely unplanned.

Must admit I was very sceptical initially but after a day of wearing it has completely won me over, love the oddness of the white shroud.

Very nice
Not in the same league but I too like the white shroud

**MakeColdplayHistory** · 17th March 2016, 15:52

Originally Posted by Nikolaevich

My Blumo with leather straps :)

Hard to see with my failing eyesight but the top one at least is fitted to the case? Can you give details of the strap?

**MakeColdplayHistory** · 17th March 2016, 17:43

**Nikolaevich** · 17th March 2016, 20:25

Originally Posted by MakeColdplayHistory

Hard to see with my failing eyesight but the top one at least is fitted to the case? Can you give details of the strap?

You are right. The strap's ends are curved. Look details in your p.m.

**Abe Gethin** · 19th March 2016, 19:48

Can you spot the theme yet?

**lewie** · 19th March 2016, 19:52

Originally Posted by lewie

This incoming - quite rare, now to find a shroud

Well it's getting there - just awaiting the gold shroud screws- new Seiko superior rubber fitted

**Abe Gethin** · 19th March 2016, 20:14

Looking good Lewie

**andrewcregan** · 19th March 2016, 20:31

Originally Posted by rdwiow

Well, it's not a watch, but it is a very cool alarm clock with quiet sweeping seconds hand and a digital stopwatch plus countdown alarm.
Managed to grab mine for a tad under a tenner in a local shop.

http://www.seiko.co.uk/collections/clocks/qhe114k

£12.60 on amazon.co.uk if anyone fancies one?

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