I’ve only got the 2 but I recon I’ll get another,does anyone just collect thesewhat would we say is the grail .
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I’ve only got the 2 but I recon I’ll get another,does anyone just collect these
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You need one with 1000m on it just in case you go snorkelling.
Scubapro 500 ( Nivada )
Cheers..
Jase
That’s a very cool watchOriginally Posted by JasonM
Scubapro 500 ( Nivada )
These two for me. I bought the snarky sharkey as a cheap way to try the size and shape however it is a very good quality watch for the money. It no longer gets worn as I bought the Seiko soon after and it’s my favourite grab and go watch.
I do like S.Ls blue case version as well.
Edit... I tell a lie!
I forgot I also have the kinetic GMT tuna as my holiday watch
I obviously need to thin the collection if I can’t remember the watches I actually own! (Not a stealth sales post)
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Love a bit of Tuna.
Cheers
Neil
...older pic though...
My 007 ,which has been round the forum a bit but always returns
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I think we have all owned that for a short whileMy 007 ,which has been round the forum a bit but always returns
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Have had quite a few ober the uears but only these are still with me now,
[QUOTE=S.L;5320410]Have had quite a few ober the uears but only these are still with me now,
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That is absolutely gorgeous! absolutely stunning!
Do these ever come up for sale? I think this is the only one I've ever seen.
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2 300m Tuna's, I quite like them even they are rather large
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Picked mine up on SC for a song.
Wondered why it took me so long to feel the Tuna love.
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Had mine around 3 weeks and love it
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Old and New together
Tuna vs deepsea lume
Yes, definitely a fan.
Where it all started 6159-7010 from 1975
And now I want a tuna again.
These threads are dangerous
I envy that KaufmannWhere it all started 6159-7010 from 1975
Alot nicer than the ones with folded edges
I'm really liking these vintage Tuna's and they are ageing so well, this watch has so much charm and its got me searching for 6159-7010's now!Where it all started 6159-7010 from 1975
Some stunners there. Tony’s photos really show them off.
Here is mine
That Scubapro is the bomb, Jason.
For me the ultimate Tuna is this one
Some pics of mine past and present....
Tool Watch!
I won't be loved for this, but the Sharkey is a better watch
It’s not.I won't be loved for this, but the Sharkey is a better watch
Not even close
I’ve heard it all now. 😂
I won't be loved for this, but the Sharkey is a better watch
I don't own either but I'm interested in hearing your reasoning.I won't be loved for this, but the Sharkey is a better watch
"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action."
'Populism, the last refuge of a Tory scoundrel'.
Valentine's Day mate, not April Fool's.
Sapphire crystal, NH35 movement, and a better bracelet. The 120 click bezel is excellent, and unlike Seiko, the Sharkey customer service is renowned. I am a retired retailer, and it's the norm for people to believe the original is always the best, but believe me, this isn't always the case. I also have the Sharkey Tuna, and that is excellent as well. Both watches are infinitely better than my Seiko SKX009. Despite owning three Seiko watches, and having owned many more, I don't believe they offer good value for money any more.
You may want to watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWzIH1tUQAc&t=210s
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I won't be loved for this, but the Sharkey is a better watch
Of course it is, why bother with a Tuna when you can have a moody "Sea Shepherd"
Idiot!I won't be loved for this, but the Sharkey is a better watch
Does the Sharkey have any manufacturing iso rating? Would you trust it if you went diving with it? Do you know what metals are used to manufacture the case/bracelet?
If only Seiko had realised that they could have improved their watch simply by adding their own bottom-end movement...
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It's spring, so, Spring Drive !
Great to see so many Tuna's on here,
Here is my two modern ones, buying more could easily become bad (good?) habbit:
Oh and a Tiger TST if that counts:
Other John
Great pics, getting me interested in this watch again!
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I sold my 007 some years ago, but this has easily quenched my thirst for another!
Evening all,
I'm thinking of going for the Tuna S23629J1 & I'd appreciate some advice;
All the photos I've seen make it look very big, all the reviews I've read say it's not as big as the paper dimensions would suggest.
In the real world, what's it like? For context I'm tall with a 7.75" wrist & I'm used to big watches (Gshock & a James Cameron are the biggest) so I can carry off a big watch within reason.
Additionally I've seen photos of Tunas with the day displayed in Japanese kanji. I know Seiko day wheels are usually in English & A. N. Other language but the kanji are a very neat touch.
Many thanks for any advice,
You'll be fine with that size wrist/what you are wearing at the minute. My wrists are around 6.75 and I wear the 300m tunas no probs, fit well and comfortable.
As for the kanji day wheel, I asked the question in one of the new tuna threads, I believe the S23629J1(ie. Uk) won't be kanji. The sbbn jdm version i assume will have a kanji day wheel so maybe look to source one of those if its a deal breaker.
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