Reply With QuoteFinally got my hands on a Snowflake.
Another revision to my PADI with better lumed hands courtesy of harold
Finally got my hands on a Snowflake.
My precious:
Cousins supply for the vacation,1960 Laurel and an cool strap combo on the SKX.
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New addition to the collection - a "Save the Ocean" Samurai, on a (very nice) Crafter Blue dive strap:
Untitled by preachercain1, on Flickr
Untitled by preachercain1, on Flickr
This is the Seiko collection currently.
Seiko do know how to do a nice blue bezelOriginally Posted by ryanb741
SLA027 being rather 'blingy' today
I like that, I prefer the MM hands though.
Loving my recently purchased SKX
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New arrival, SNE437P1.
Initial thought is what a great watch for the money. I think Seiko have really done an excellent job. May well look at getting the "golden" too on the back of this one.
Wears very well, light too. Great strap. Blue colour is different from the usual black, with nice wave black dial. I much prefer this style of hands to the new ones.
Sorry for crappy photo.
My newish green Sumo, dial goes from blue to green in different lights.
Everything a bit off in this picture... Spork on flat vent
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Nice collection there! What model is the one on the far right?
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Nice 38mm size seiko,
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What a beauty!My newish green Sumo, dial goes from blue to green in different lights.
Dressy old Goldfeather:
.. Wears surprisingly large.
al
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I first read it as Seiko Godfather :)
It's casts quite a shadow...
Stunner! Does it have a ceramic bezel?It's casts quite a shadow...
Not usually into gold watches but I do rather like this one from 1975.....
Yes, ceramic bezel with lume for the first 20 indices
Is this not Marinemaster? It looks like them but there is no Marinemaster text on the dial.
Slight change from the bracelet :-)
As far as I know, it's basically the Marinemaster with a few changes such as the text, bezel and crystal. And more expensive.
Vintage 7006-8020 on the bracelet today
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Very nice! How old is it?Vintage 7006-8020 on the bracelet today
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Thank you, according to the serial number it’s a June 1972 watch
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Amazing times.. I also have a King Seiko from August 1972 and I find myself wearing that more and more :)
I tried my Turtle on a 22mm Phoenix yesterday I was surprised it worked so well,still can’t find my 20mm though
Today I tried my Seiko solar that I got from the sales corner on a khaki NATO,I was very surprised that I liked that combo,what do you think?
One of my cheapest watches yet I like it a lot [no cyclops].
Anyone know if this can be re-capped by a UK based indie?
My 7A28-7049 from 1986.
In the shade.
And in the sunshine.
Cheers
Neil
What a great thread!
Yet another of my mid 1970's analogue quartz watches.....
7546-8360 from October '78
This 7546-6040A.....
Bought as a non runner with a badly corroded movement......
A rather tatty 7546 dress watch donated its pristine movement to give it new life....
A nice blue turtle mod. I like it a lot
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SLA027
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Baby tuna.
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My Bullet Diver
Should have my '84 6309-7040 back next week.
Started like this with a/m dial and hands.
And thank to Bodo now looks like this:
Now with refurbed/re-lumed Hong Kong dial, re-lumed hands, new crown, crystal and a movement service.
Got a new bezel insert to go on too when I get it back.
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New arrival. 6138-0030.
Thanks to some coffee and bleach
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Another taker of the green version.
Affectionately known as The Greenie.
Here’s my Seiko collection as of August 2018. Otherwise still have a handful of other brands, but gradually selling them off to focus on Seiko.
Oldest is my late grandfather’s 1977 SQ4004 with the brown sunburst dial, scratched to bits but still keeping accurate time. I changed the capacitor on the kinetic some years ago to rechargeable battery, and changed the crystal to a yobokies sapphire on the Turtle - but will never delve inside the Spring Drive Tuna or my latest arrival, the Grand Seiko GMT.
Not shown is my wife’s titanium kinetic & daughter’s kinetic 200m Pepsi diver.
Steve
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Great collection. I can see the sense with having a Seiko only collection, they do every style at every price point so well! Would love to see the Spring Drive Tuna.Here’s my Seiko collection as of August 2018. Otherwise still have a handful of other brands, but gradually selling them off to focus on Seiko.
Oldest is my late grandfather’s 1977 SQ4004 with the brown sunburst dial, scratched to bits but still keeping accurate time. I changed the capacitor on the kinetic some years ago to rechargeable battery, and changed the crystal to a yobokies sapphire on the Turtle - but will never delve inside the Spring Drive Tuna or my latest arrival, the Grand Seiko GMT.
Not shown is my wife’s titanium kinetic & daughter’s kinetic 200m Pepsi diver.
Steve
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How do you find owning this and the 126600. Both still have a role or does the 126600 end up being the default choice ?
Another taker of the green version.
Affectionately known as The Greenie.
Am thinking about one but with an SLA17 and a 126600 I am not sure this would get worn.
Spring Drive Tuna
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Wow that looks big!Spring Drive Tuna
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Beauty & the Beast
My first foray into Tuna ownership.
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Great photo. Funnily enough I took a similar (although no way near as good) photo the other day.
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