Reply With QuoteWhatever your budget, Seiko makes something for you:
Aarrrrr..
Whatever your budget, Seiko makes something for you:
Great collection. Particularly like the GS.
Thought I would try a monster
Great collection!
Seiko SNZ437 by kronografik, on Flickr
Seiko SVSC003 by kronografik, on Flickr
Seiko SNXA05 by kronografik, on Flickr
A few Seikos should be part of any well-balanced diet :-)
Cheers,
Gert
Looks great on the rubber!
7548 on NATO
Nowt wrong with yellow...Originally Posted by mrwozza70
Couldn't resist extending the yellow dials...
A couple from the 70s ...
Mark
This one has just arrived.
Happy to say this one that I let go is on its way home:-)
That is a beauty love itMy second SARB065!! But now on a different strap.
This is my only one my Grandads everyday watch,I treasure this one.
Would you recommend this watch then? They've just popped up on my radar as I'm looking for a nice GMT diver; and as I rotate my watches a bit, the movement would probably suit better than an automatic.
Yes I would. It's been so reliable and accurate and Like you say if you rotate your watches, you'll know that you can take it out the box and it'll still be ticking.
Late to this thread. Here are my two:
My daily wearer. Guess it's about time for Seiko to update with a 4r movement
Got quite a few Seikos dating from 1977 to 2013 but this is my daily wearer, the wonderful MM300
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Monocoque case, exquisite engineering, superb lume, and perfect size and weight for me.
Steve
I was hoping that this thread was going to produce an image of - and from that a reference number for - a Seiko that I want to buy.
It looks like this - a classic moon phase calendar:
Help!
Like this one?I was hoping that this thread was going to produce an image of - and from that a reference number for - a Seiko that I want to buy.
It looks like this - a classic moon phase calendar:
Help!
http://www.thewatchsite.com/8-seiko-...s-shipped.html
(Have bought from this seller)
I was hoping that this thread was going to produce an image of - and from that a reference number for - a Seiko that I want to buy.
It looks like this - a classic moon phase calendar:
Help!
The 7F38-6030 is probably the nearest match to that. I had one as an 18th birthday present but haven't seen it in years. May be in the house somewhere or lost in one of several house moves.
Orange monster
My good old SKXA35
I really like Seiko's and they are great watches on this thread.
Here are a few of mine.
Great collection i particularly like the chrono's :-)
BIG Seikofan here.
I've had a lot. This is from when the collection was at a peak;
now I only have two:
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Here is my Spring Drive one of only 300 out there
Bit of a close up
It always amazes me how people sneer at the Seiko brand. A thread like this just reiterates how marvelous the brand is with so much variety to suit everyones budget. Keep em coming....
This does it for me in a big way. Fabulous.
This arrived today and I'm chuffed to bits:
Here is my Astron, still loving it.
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My first and latest Seiko
Today's watch... battered, but keeping perfect time after many years of abuse ;)
Here is my BM, Also have 007 on a Wjeans which makes it a real winner
Liking this one.. Elements of the 007/BM but without the offset crown, and a bit 'beefier'! Do you have a model ref?Late to this thread. Here are my two:
Not into Seikos much anymore, just these 2 left.
J12082
6105-8110
Seiko Shogun
SBDC007
Perfect!
Thanks V
Still undecided whether to keep it on the leather or change it out to a NATO.
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Still undecided whether to keep it on the leather or change it out to a NATO.
My new one
My latest, bought as part f the seiko championships,
I like it though and have never seen one before.
For under £30? That's fabulous!My latest, bought as part f the seiko championships,
I like it though and have never seen one before.
Yea. £21.01 and free shipping from India.
SBGF021? Love that model.My new one
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