Reply With QuoteIn case anyone missed it elsewhere, these are all the Seiko's I've ever had, including the 3 I still own
In case anyone missed it elsewhere, these are all the Seiko's I've ever had, including the 3 I still own
Andy
Wanted - Damasko DC57
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45 year old 7548 (Domed Sapphire) fully serviced by Duncan
Frankie.
Having found myself going down the Seiko rabbit hole these two have settled me at the other end, really enjoying both of them.
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SLA033
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Very cool. And you can even go swimming with it !!Originally Posted by Gavbaz
SLA033
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Brilliant
Oh, that's rather nice!
Love these and will definitely have to try one one day, great watch for those who know. Great pick up Gav!SLA033
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Like that a lot!
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I do like the look of those SPB317s which seem to have not had as much notice as they probably deserve. I may be tempted at some point.
David
Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations
Full circle and back to where I was... (again)
A recent incoming for me.
Just one Seiko in my collection, and it's a little Seiko 5 dress piece for the rare occasion I want something small and shiny on my wrist.
The included bracelet is absolute junk, so I had a look on eBay and found a third party jubilee bracelet which fits the 18mm Seiko lugs. £17 including postage! It's great and makes it wearable and even more shiny.
Ooooo. Nice!A recent incoming for me.
Lovely watch, those are really great!A recent incoming for me.
Orange monster is one of my fav's
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Just put this together for a client
'New' arrival, a 7A38-6040 -
Day and date are wrong!
Snap! Birth month watch for me.
Just found this thread. I have a minty mint 7a28-7010 (JDM only) that is not just birth year but birth month. Took some finding. 40th birthday gift to myself
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Nice! Mine is August '76. It has an aftermarket bracelet fitted but I also have the originalSnap! Birth month watch for me.
Had several of these variants, but never that one. Looks really nice, a slice of 80s goodness!Just found this thread. I have a minty mint 7a28-7010 (JDM only) that is not just birth year but birth month. Took some finding
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That is simply wonderful.
Since we have some Bell-matics up ,here is my 1971 version:)
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Mine is October '76.
I like that. Which model is it?Just one Seiko in my collection, and it's a little Seiko 5 dress piece for the rare occasion I want something small and shiny on my wrist.
The included bracelet is absolute junk, so I had a look on eBay and found a third party jubilee bracelet which fits the 18mm Seiko lugs. £17 including postage! It's great and makes it wearable and even more shiny.
It's a lovely little piece. Looks a bit Grand Seiko-esque.
SNKL45K1
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I missed having a Tuna so couldn’t resist this brand new 35th Anniversary for a bargain from an AD. Straight onto an Isofrane.
Seiko Grand Quartz 4840-8110 from 1977
Complete strip & reassembly movement, new seals, crystal is still original, not a single scratch on the crystal,
even AR coating on the crystal is like new.
All tree hand aligned perfectly !
5 spm accuracy
I've never been so impressed with any watch that I have bought, really.
Looks lovely
Marvellous! Maybe I'll hunt for one like that as my birthyear watch.Seiko Grand Quartz 4840-8110 from 1977
Complete strip & reassembly movement, new seals, crystal is still original, not a single scratch on the crystal,
even AR coating on the crystal is like new.
All tree hand aligned perfectly !
5 spm accuracy
I've never been so impressed with any watch that I have bought, really.
That's gorgeous. My interest in 70s Grand Quartzes had already been piqued and even more so now. I also find it interesting that in models like this you can clearly see the connection in design with the mechanical Grand Seiko line that ended in 1975. Compare it to a 564X-7010 for example. You could easily argue that the GQ line is the continuation of the GS line.Seiko Grand Quartz 4840-8110 from 1977
Complete strip & reassembly movement, new seals, crystal is still original, not a single scratch on the crystal,
even AR coating on the crystal is like new.
All tree hand aligned perfectly !
5 spm accuracy
I've never been so impressed with any watch that I have bought, really.
1971 Bell-Matic that I've had for the last 15 years or so. Thinning out the collection though so this one will be out the door shortly.
SLA055J1
MM300 for the win.
David
Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations
Recently picked up SRPE93K1 making its way on holiday for the week!
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I think that is the srp777. Never srpe variants have the lumed marker on 3 o'clock (I think that is the only difference).
Enjoy the turtle
Loving mine
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Off on my holidays tomorrow so a bit of subtle colour added to the SLA055 with a Barton Elite strap.......ready for the pool, beach and sun (hopefully).
Night diver
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Birth year '73 World Time.
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