Hi, yes I bought it about 5 months ago, it was supposed to be serviced, but my timegrapher disagreed strongly... Duncan Hewitt did the service, I have a great experience with him. Bezel is friction only. Regards, Laurent

 

My Golden Tuna from around 1979/80

 

Pogue family and my 6306-7001 and 6105-8110. Pure Seiko divers history,








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Result of my first foray into Yahoo Japan auction site
Seiko 6309 729A Feb 1987
Changed the strap as it was grim
It has worked for a living but my watchmaker says the movement is in good nick and after its service it is running great
All in it cost me $114 plus service cost so I am going to play again on Yahoo

 

Hot dog...the 62MAS...good stuff!

 

Who did your service?

 

Seiko Speedmaster 100 Alien on display in Design Museum London yesterday.

 

My new 1983 Seiko 8123-6109 with a Martini NATO strap.

 

I'm still wearing this as I've only just decided to grow up!

I'm looking to upgrade to an older Seamaster, but this old Seiko has never let me down!

 

Two generations of Blue Seiko Fives (my grandfathers and mine). Both reliable beaters. And then another cool chunky one with a lovely dial

 

This one is not a mechanical. My seiko that i bought in college. It was expensive when i was a college kid haha.

 

Dang you make me want to buy a blue Seiko 5 for beater watch!!! Been looking at that in amazon since I saw your post.

 

eBay is the place

 

It's a whole lotta watch for your dollar. I'm kind of slightly.... ok completely obsessed. I ordered through Jomashop's EBay store and it was like $150 shipped. Totally worth it

 

Very nice - is it wrong that I immediately thought of ..?

 

Recently acquired 7a38-7190 - been on the hunt for one ever since reading https://www.fratellowatches.com/tbt-seiko-7a38-chronograph/

 

My Seikos....a couple of simple guys

 

Joined the club.

 

Don't think you'll be disappointed either, the 7A38's are phenomenal. So incredibly well built and pretty accurate as well!