buy!

 

Forgot one.

 

i changed my mind to this in the near future.

 

The edges of these white KS and GS dials are prone to paint loss and corrosion. It's possible to restore this, but if you are hoping that you can just clean the marks off - don't.

 

Last post on this watch. Whatever the spots were, they came off easily with my jeweler's rouge.
I think this was an unexpected score.

 

Seiko 6139-7100

 

Came across this 6105-800X transitional! Wears great it’s just a little big for my wrist

 

SBDY005

 

Here's a 1969 Lord Matic 5606-5000 from the Suwa Seikosha factory. Got it on auction site, pretty much in this state. All I did was find a NOS crystal and had the old scratched crystal replaced. Quickset for the 5606 is notoriously flimsy. On this one, quickset works, and despite the mysterious service history (as far as I am concerned, it's never been serviced), it still keeps such great time.

And I really love the 1970s Japanese businessman look.

 

Seiko 6309-7040
Seiko SKX-009J

 

And the speedheads are getting all excited by a bit of red on the seconds hand? Pfft.... For real colour you have to go Seiko....

Hard to show, but the 7A28-703A on the right is sunburst slate blue with yellow highlights.

 

SEIKO 7002-7009

 

You have some rare 7A28s there pal

 

Lucky chance. Bought 6 7A28s and 7 7A38s in 2 job lots at a coin auction in Sydney ("7 Seiko quartz chronographs, none running" all they needed was batteries). Slightly embarassingly, my Seiko count is now a little over 30, but can't persuade myself to part with any of them.

 

The 7A28 along with the King Quartz are some of my favorite quartz watches ever made

 

My True Pogue, which will remain in my collection as long as i live.

 

I know it’s a duplicate post but this Seiko belongs here too

 

Some nice finds in there, good catch!

 

Take it back whence you bought it?

 

Just got a SKX013 don't regret a thing so say. I have never liked the z20 strap it will go soon