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Mitch
Also new to the collection. SRQ021J1.
Mitch
Lovely!Originally Posted by klockodile
Also new to the collection. SRQ021J1.
SBGT021. Have a great weekend all!
Of all the Seikos I have, this one (V736-7A10) is by far the best timekeeper. It is currently approximately +1.5s, not bad give the last time I set it was around the New Year.
Another SRQ021
SARK003 actually. The JDM reference.
New strap. Seems to work well on Saturday's!
This was my first mechanical watch. The Seiko SNZG15K1, it looks great on a grey toxic Nato strap.
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Mitch
SBBN019 "White Dolphin"
no new ones to show and looking at all these doesn’t help me much
Chersonissos bay, island of Crete, Greece:
Seiko SKX007K1
Seiko Sumo SBDC031J
Seiko Padi turtle srpa21
Don't wear this much but put it on a blue rubber NATO recently and been enjoying it for the last few days.
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NATO's are always comfortable on Seiko divers IMO.Don't wear this much but put it on a blue rubber NATO recently and been enjoying it for the last few days.
Love your yellow dial.
Cheers,
Neil.
Very nice dial, case and hands for the money indeed.Another SRQ021
SARK003 actually. The JDM reference.
I thought I would show my favourite 6138. This is the rarely found 6138-8010. Produced for JDM only for a few months in late 1972 - early 1973.
This is generally regarded as the most desirable of all 6138 Chrono's. This example benefits from retaining its unique original bracelet.
The iridescent blue dial with a vertical stripe that reflects differently depending on the angle of the light is an amazing feature of this watch.
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I am quite impressed with the 8R as well.
Impressive jetsam in Crete! I'll have to do some serious beachcombing on my next visit to your beautiful island!Chersonissos bay, island of Crete, Greece:
Seiko SKX007K1
Seiko Sumo SBDC031J
Seiko Padi turtle srpa21
Seiko SGG711P9
SBGA003
Wow! That would be the ultimate birth year watch for me. 6138 and blue dial. Congrats!I thought I would show my favourite 6138. This is the rarely found 6138-8010. Produced for JDM only for a few months in late 1972 - early 1973.
This is generally regarded as the most desirable of all 6138 Chrono's. This example benefits from retaining its unique original bracelet.
The iridescent blue dial with a vertical stripe that reflects differently depending on the angle of the light is an amazing feature of this watch.
That's fantastic Jim, I love the sunken sub dials too.
May I controversially suggest the looks of a Grand Seiko, but at £150!
You may Andrew but some here would suggest it's the work of the devil 😜
May I controversially suggest the looks of a Grand Seiko, but at £150!
Here's one of my favourites from January 1965.... 5717-8990 single hand chrono:
Here's one of my favourites from January 1965.... 5717-8990 single hand chrono:
That's a stunner, what type of engraving is on the caseback?
7548-700H
Yes please and feel free to suggest more, lovely
May I controversially suggest the looks of a Grand Seiko, but at £150!
I went down to the Seiko boutique today, tried the watch I liked and bought it online at seiya. I cannot wait. My first Seiko! Long long overdue
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You forgot to say which one it is....
Ah yes, sarw015.
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Very nice, how did the UK pricing compare to Seiya?
My favourite GS SD. Has it been replaced by SBGA203?SBGA003
Cheers
David
Thanks, UK retail is 890, seiya including tax would come to 640. So a substantial saving. I assumed not going to get much discount at boutique. Will be sure to post pics here when it arrives.
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Bargain of the week arrived today. Great what 95 quid buys you.
Feeling a touch greedy, as another (more interesting) Sumo arrives tomorrow!
I should have listed this at the same time ... 5717-8990 single hand chrono, it has a lovely Seahorse caseback.
I should have listed this at the same time ... 5717-8990 single hand chrono, it has a lovely Seahorse caseback.
That makes it even better, so many of these are just polished away on the caseback.
Absolute stunner, congrats on a very fine watch.
Owned a few of these over the years, in various colours.
Great watches.
SBDX005
Ks Seiko
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Only have one Seiko and this was bought for its novelty value..........The "Dancing Hands" watch.
That's lovely Jim.I should have listed this at the same time ... 5717-8990 single hand chrono, it has a lovely Seahorse caseback.
I've got one of those with the Sea Horse back. Had the Olympic back too.
One of my favourite watches.
Cheers,
Neil.
That's lovely Neil. I've got a black dial version too, with a Asia games caseback.
Are you also in possession of of hen's teeth & rocking horse poop, too?SBDX005
I left the pics in my quote just because it deserves to be posted at least twice, I really like that tuna. :D
Surprised to find this on my wander through Norwich yesterday - feels like a step up quality wise from my Turtle
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