Reply With QuoteI guess it'll do until you can get a good oneOriginally Posted by Erwind
Only this atm
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Only this atm
I guess it'll do until you can get a good oneOnly this atm
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I guess it'll do until you can get a good one
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I know, and to make it even worse I have to wear this now and then :)
What a nightmare!I know, and to make it even worse I have to wear this now and then :)
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:DWhat a nightmare!
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Taken today, 48mm of coolness
Last edited by kk; 11th February 2015 at 23:47.
Bit late to the party but here's my contribution...
Goes with me on every flight. Rarely use the chronograph function as it's just too small to read in the cockpit but I find the dial really clear for obivously telling the er, time.
A fairly recent acquisition for me, the Seiko SARB033
It's cousin is incoming shortly, the SARB035. I'll post when it does.
Said a reluctant farewell to this today...
And now wearing this...
Have a great weekend Seikoists
My new MM300. Definitely a keeper.
Here is one of my Seiko family , i belive it is a 1973 Chronograph Automatic, could"nt really get a good picture of the back but it has 732220 stamped
and around the side 6139 - 1060
I have no history about servicing etc.. but she runs really well and the chrono is spot on very crisp and straight back to the markers
Anybody with any more info please ?
cheers Wayne...
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A couple more ...sorry this photobucket is all new to me..
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This one finally arrived yesterday:
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Wow! I really like that. Is it a limited edition Sumo then? Love the classic looks. I'd prefer it if it had an applied Seiko logo and the seconds hand was a touch longer, but otherwise, perfect!
LOL. My first thought on reading this was 'Picky!'. My second thought was to laugh at that first thought and to think 'FFS what are we like ...?' (all of us).
Why the SBDC027 is a limited edition I don't know. It'd still walk off the shelves without the scarcity.
I need this in my life.
Pleeeeease mrwozza, tell us the model.
This little stunner arrived yesterday:
What's the model number please? That's lovely.
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.php?p=3400257
Only got this earlier in the week but nearly had to get rid of it but for now it stays!!
Hope the rubbish picture below works?
If I can just get an MM300 back im sorted for my everyday diver and this would be my dress watch!!
Chris
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+1 Very Nice
Just in this week.
Swapped standard bracelet for new strap.Attachment 8133
March 1977 actually.Here is one of my Seiko family , i belive it is a 1973 Chronograph Automatic, could"nt really get a good picture of the back but it has 732220 stamped
and around the side 6139 - 1060
I have no history about servicing etc.. but she runs really well and the chrono is spot on very crisp and straight back to the markers
Anybody with any more info please ?
cheers Wayne...
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Kicking myself for not buying one the day before the sold out.
Thanks, can you glean the year from the serial numbers shown ?
cheers
Wayne
First number is the year of the decade. Second number is the month up to September (1-9) where then it continues: 'O' 'N' 'D' for 'October' 'November' 'December'.
The rest I think is the number of that particular watch in the amount produced in the month.
That 50th anniversay Seiko sbdc027 is v nice. Sorely tempted to blow the money on one from Japan, but too sensible (read skint) to do so!
:)
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Seiko SARY055 mod (different hand set).
So that does make mine a 73 model then .....
Cheers
Wayne
interesting kettle terence
The beginning number denotes the year in the decade the watch was produced. You have a watch from the 70s and the number 7 means 77. If yours started with a 2, it means 72, not that it was from 1920s. :)
The confusion comes when a couple of their watches cross over two decades... Is it an 85 model, or 75 for example. I can't remember which models do this. Maybe a 6309 could start with 9 and could be manufactured in 79 or 89.
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Thanks for clearing this up Mate... what happened to just putting 1977
ohh yes that would be too easy , anyway its a nice watch whatever the year
Regards
Wayne
interesting kettle terence
Yeh think yours is a 6139 7060. Not 1060 as you posted. Some info out there on it doing a quick Google search.
Decent watch, some look a little garish but yours is the nice of many variants I think. Although I hate bracelets so I'd see what it's like on a g10.
Hi Mate
just had a closer look , yes it is a 7060 (must put my glasses on !!)
I think it would suit any strap to be honest
Regards
Wayne
interesting kettle terence
But with 2'000 pieces sold, chances should be quite good to still get one on ebay.
Apparently it's an SDGZ005.
New to me last Saturday
Andy
Wanted - Damasko DC57
Thanks! Such a great mix of watches in this thread...
So I finally got around to doing the NE15 (6R15) transplant...
...this SKX007 is officially complete :-)
Clash of the Titans
My little Seiko collection.
SNZF17J1
Orange Monster (SKX781K)
and a SARB065
That was mineNew to me last Saturday
Bought this brand new in 1994 and still going strong, one of the best watches I have ever purchased.
and this old beater 5 that I had forgotten about until I saw this thread.
Two of my darlings
Just this minute landed from Creation.
Some Seiko divers...
Oh very nice! Has a lot aesthetically/visually in common with Seiko's Credor chronos (Phoenix models?).Just this minute landed from Creation.
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