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Larry S
··Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.This popped up in my local FB marketplace…. Guy wants $2k, which is nuts, but I’d be curious as to what experts think. No movement shots…. Enamel dial. Thanks….
1920s Trench Style Seiko?
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joeshoup
·The enamel dial plus yellowed cellulose acetate crystal point to a pre-1930s watch. I wouldn't call myself an expert, but having owned a couple trench watches this one fits the bill.
There's an old thread on SCWF about early Seikos which reproduces some images from a Japanese collector's magazine that shows this watch as "Type 8" of 1927 onward (if I understand correctly). Should be a pretty small case if it is indeed a 19.5mm movement. Images not mine, so take with the usual grain of salt!
Edit: price is preposterous, but it would be great fun to have one of these!
There's an old thread on SCWF about early Seikos which reproduces some images from a Japanese collector's magazine that shows this watch as "Type 8" of 1927 onward (if I understand correctly). Should be a pretty small case if it is indeed a 19.5mm movement. Images not mine, so take with the usual grain of salt!
Edit: price is preposterous, but it would be great fun to have one of these!
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bradurani
·Wow, that's amazing. These don't come up often enough to have a discernable market price, so pay what it's worth to you. Being a Seiko, there will always be collectors interested in it.
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Larry S
··Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.Wow, that's amazing. These don't come up often enough to have a discernable market price, so pay what it's worth to you. Being a Seiko, there will always be collectors interested in it.
