New to me is this SRP777, which by Seikos standards is a bit of a freak because everything lines up and it’s running at +1 over 24 hours.
Just waiting for a flat vent now from Uncle Seiko. The Zuludiver Tropic is nice and comfortable but I think it would suit a smaller watch better. I prefer to see Seiko divers on flat vent rubbers.
Very happy with my purchase.
Picked up recently. New crystal ordered but enjoying it nonetheless.
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'70s Seiko Speedtimer bullhead. I like that a lot, nice pick up.Originally Posted by hhhh
Picked this up last week on a whim, but loving the colours…
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That does look really nice!Picked this up last week on a whim, but loving the colours…
New SPB207. Having tried the SPB185 and SPB187, I have finally found an MM200 reduced that I really like. The gold seconds hand with red shovel tip is a little much but I can live with it and worst case scenario, the combination of red, green and gold will be great over Christmas!
MM300
One of the less common 7548-700C.....
Nice! I was looking for one of them recently but I couldn’t find a nice example like yours. Congratulations!Picked this up last week on a whim, but loving the colours…
Should you not bond with it please let me know.
Merry Christmas
WowOne of the less common 7548-700C.....
Got the King Turtle in today from maseman to make a trio
I had almost all 7548's but teal one is still a dream and wish.One of the less common 7548-700C.....
Just back from a service - new gaskets and a fettle, and she is ready for another 52yrs service
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Trying to catch the grey starburst dial - it goes from near black to a lovely graphite
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Excellent collectionI can't stop picking up Seikos. Mid price range ones normally and trade bonuses.
These are my 4 at the moment. Samurai, BFK, Sportura World Timer and Velatura Direct drive.
Don't wear them, can't pull myself away from Swiss! I like them though. They are great value for money.
Show yours!
I think he was banned from the forum many many many years ago!
Superb shot! I must get my MM300 out more.MM300
David
Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations
Sadly it's not my photo but it does show how nice the SLA021 really is.
It most certainly does.
I'm in a Speedmaster phase at the moment, but when the mood to have a change happens, the SLA021 will be next.
Photo just in, this is away for a service but hopefully back by new year! March 1961 Blue Yacht with an SD dial. Only made for a couple of months in 1961 as far as I can find out (not much info on them is available).
It most certainly does.
I'm in a Speedmaster phase at the moment, but when the mood to have a change happens, the SLA021 will be next.
Go for it......
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Very nice. The swirly sunburst dial on these is very cool.Photo just in, this is away for a service but hopefully back by new year! March 1961 Blue Yacht with an SD dial. Only made for a couple of months in 1961 as far as I can find out (not much info on them is available).
Bit of violet ocean tuna.
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Lovely, the script on the dial is particularly nice.Photo just in, this is away for a service but hopefully back by new year! March 1961 Blue Yacht with an SD dial. Only made for a couple of months in 1961 as far as I can find out (not much info on them is available).
Thanks Wimm and 50kopek for the comments :)
Quick and dirty photo of the caseback from before I sent it away. Still a good amount of detail on it
Snow monster. Still waitting for the snow...
Speedtimer today. Should wear this more.
7017 JDM Speedtimer today
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That's rather fetching!Snow monster. Still waitting for the snow...
Tnx Neill, interesting on this edition is the case and bezel finish. Only noticed it when I compared it with the regular one. Very fine sandblasted finish. Frosty :)
I've finally managed to get the bracelet re-fitted to the new arrival after a visit to a local Seiko dealer. Chuffed to bits with this....
It's a damn fine watch - enjoy!
No argument from me, Walter. Thank you.
Very nice! (I should have been quicker… ). Out of interest, what made the bracelet fitting so tricky?
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That would be my weakening eyesight and my OCD about potential scratches
1974 LordMatic 5606-6070, changes colour at different angles. Apologies for the dusty crystal.
Good to see the Ice Monster!Snow monster. Still waitting for the snow...
Titanium goodness
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Is that an SSK mod or have I missed a new colour release?
8602A265-1E63-4A94-991F-B3D57CBF1AFB by biglewie, on Flickr
Sorry, didn't notice this. I have several canvas straps from Diaboliq straps (instagram, facebook or web page). Tried many, but these are my No1 pick. Pricey but a strap for a lifetime imho. Nice military green canvas is my favourite, goes well on any sportswatch
20mm paratrooper and 22mm USA from Vietnam war
Last wear of this gen 1 Stargate before it goes up for sale. Such a nice watch, loved it as soon as it came out.
Thank you. I’ll have to look into these.
Sorry, didn't notice this. I have several canvas straps from Diaboliq straps (instagram, facebook or web page). Tried many, but these are my No1 pick. Pricey but a strap for a lifetime imho. Nice military green canvas is my favourite, goes well on any sportswatch
20mm paratrooper and 22mm USA from Vietnam war
Was one of my favourites but need something with more contrast as the eyes struggle with the gold dials.
Special! Is there any provenance with the watch? I'd be scared I was buying a fake!
Back home again ( thanks Paul )
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Most of them are fakes..you are right to be cautious, this one looks good though!
I’ve got two of these over the years, and researched them thoroughly.
Like everything else, knowledge through research is everything!
I've just got this out of storage. It's 41 years old and it is simply the nicest 7548 I've ever owned.
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