Reply With QuoteYou gave the 037 away for this?!Originally Posted by ryanb741
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You gave the 037 away for this?!
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Love it. It's my favourite of the SLA017, SLA037 and now this SLA043.
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Oh ok :)Love it. It's my favourite of the SLA017, SLA037 and now this SLA043.
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I've managed to land a Beams limited edition also which is inbound so I'm pretty sure that means I'll have owned all variants lol. What would be ideal is if they re released the the SLA017 but with the same build quality as the SLA037/043. That would be just about perfect
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Wow! Beams is the best of all four! Well done for sourcing one!
Hopefully anyway. It is officially released next week so should be on its way afterwards
Enquiring for one only two hours after announcement proved too late for me :(
Still available here
https://japan-select.com/products/se...-made-in-japan
Cheers Ryan. Think I’d looked at this site. Is that rrp?
Marinemaster :-)
Ish. Works out at around £4.25k which is what I paid for mine from a Thai AD who sourced from Japan
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Not bad at all.
With tax it’s nearer £5k though isn’t it?
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Mine will stay in Thailand for the forseeable (at least until I can travel there). I guess I'd need to understand what the VAT rules are on bringing something back to the UK on what is (by then) 1 year old pre owned watch but in theory if you were importing into the UK from new you could claim the Thai VAT back (7%) on that £4.2k and then pay the UK VAT
Makes sense thanks.
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Love it, great photoMarinemaster :-)
My new 6309
That's a cracker. I'm loving the deep red water resist lettering.My new 6309
Seiko 7T62-0BZ0 on a few straps...
Dial
Lumi Brite
Paul
Last edited by Tokyo Tokei; 14th November 2020 at 07:16. Reason: Dial and Lume
Just looked that model up and I much prefer it on those straps to the original bracelet. I think nato is my favourite.
Feeling a bit 'gulfy' today...
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Sunny sunday!
SNK371 and yellow flowers as on the dial.
A shot showing the varorius dial colours i have at the moment.
My lucky Friday 13th eBay win turned up this morning. My first 6105 and so far I’m loving it. The way the case curves around your wrist is stunning. nos crystal ordered and a tyre tread strap, then off for a service.
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Nice find!
My lucky Friday 13th eBay win turned up this morning. My first 6105 and so far I’m loving it. The way the case curves around your wrist is stunning. nos crystal ordered and a tyre tread strap, then off for a service.
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My Seiko.
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Is that on the new Isofrane ultra-transparent rubber strap? What's the lug to lug and does it wear a bit big?
Something a bit different from me today, this 7S36-5000 Superior....
Have a nice day my friends
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Still in honeymoon phase
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Seiko Alpinist SPB199J1, limited to 2020 pieces in Europe. Shown on the alternate strap.
... some fresh air during lunch brake for my Marine Master and me.
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Lovely SNZH57... a truly light catcher
Thats a beaut I would be happy to have that in my watch box.My new 6309
Very nice watch the dial is beautiful. Where is the strap from as it’s also very nice?
Seiko Alpinist SPB199J1, limited to 2020 pieces in Europe. Shown on the alternate strap.
Last edited by roxylady; 19th November 2020 at 16:29.
The watch comes with two straps.
I like the alternative strap
Well that's not going to make the folks that missed out feel any better!
Seiko Alpinist SPB199J1, limited to 2020 pieces in Europe. Shown on the alternate strap.
Please align your compass
Not going to put up a pic yet, but I just got a cracking deal on a Miltat Engineer II bracelet with the solid end links for an SKX009.
Very impressed.
I'm waiting on a ceramic pepsi bezel before I show it off in its full glory.
[drums fingers impatiently]
Look forward to seeing that.
Thanks, it's my preference as well.
It's misaligned on purpose.Well that's not going to make the folks that missed out feel any better!
Please align your compass
Neil received one this morning.
CasioOak photobombing my MM300.
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Apropos the query about paying VAT when importing a watch. If you _wear_ the watch through customs you won't have to pay duty on it. That's why you often see women wearing ostentatious jewellery when flying.
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Wherever did you hear this? If you're wearing a watch and don't declare it, then you are subsequently stopped by a customs official, the watch will be confiscated and you'll receive a large fine and a criminal record.
A guy on TRF tried this and it didn't work out well for him or his girlfriend. I wouldn't recommend it either way.
Seiko Alpinist SPB199J1, limited to 2020 pieces in Europe. Shown on the alternate strap.
Just been told that Goldsmiths have had a delivery today and these are available on their website.
Got this back on my wrist after a brief hiatus
Picked up a few weeks ago from SC, shortly afterwards I noticed a speck of dust under the crystal which once seen I couldn't ignore.
Very impressed with Service from Seiko UK, I made an online enquiry and they said to sent it in, regarding timescales I was quoted 'Please note watches are currently taking approximately 7 working days to book onto the system and approximately 4 - 6 weeks for repairs to be completed once the work has been proceeded subject to parts availability'
I posted my watch on the 11th and it was returned /delivered to me today, all sorted. Very happy with Seiko service all around (and glad to have it back)
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