Seikos!!!

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Walrus

·Aug 2, 2019

Seiko has some amazing dials. The presage shown above and the blue on the divers watch further above. That’s one thing I’m seeing with the Grand Seikos I see. The dials are amazing. Some guys on Reddit have been posting closeups of the GS dial as the watch is turned in the sun and damn you see the work that went into that. I can’t say much else on the GS I haven’t had one, haven’t seen one in the wild and I’ve yet to see a shop selling them only going by limited user reviews and pictures it appears to be a stunning watch.

 

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fastfras

·Aug 2, 2019

6117-6400, first time on the wrist in quite a while - years?

 

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hmmmcamu

·Aug 11, 2019

SEIKO 7002-7009 A1

 

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JackDaniels83

·Aug 13, 2019

I have one too. It is ultra thin with only 1.79mm

 

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jaspers

·Oct 5, 2019

JesterP

Ninja turtle is the best I can see it being 1500 in a year or so.

Was very lucky to purchase one for a reasonable price—crazy that these sold for €450 new, given the re-sell prices now. Definitely a keeper...

 

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vienna

·Oct 6, 2019

lots of wristtime for this one...

 

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vienna

·Oct 8, 2019

Mash ups also allowed?

 

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Socks

·Oct 8, 2019

Saves the Seamaster from daily dings...

 

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Jerseyhammer

·Oct 9, 2019

 

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bbozic

·Oct 9, 2019

I have two Seikos i use regularly

7546-6040

SARG011

 

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jove14

·Oct 19, 2019

Hi, All.

Here is my small collection of Seiko Watches.

The diver on the right (5m62-oblo) is my daily beater (kinetic).

The other diver is an automatic 7S26-0040.

The stainless steel ones are top row left to right; 7000-8000, next the first Seiko I bought is a Bell Matic 4006-6080 and then there is a 66-9990.

Next row left to right; 8222-8020, next to it is a Sea Horse 6602-8020 I just love the big winder, and lastly is a Seiko 5, 6309-8970.

All have been bought over the last ten years or so, as and when I saw them at the right price.

Joe.

 

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Jim W

·Oct 25, 2019

Here's a couple of Titanium Spring Drive Grand Seiko's..I sold the diver recently, but I keep the Chrono.



This is the Limited Edition SBGC013 with the highesat accuracy 9R96 Spring Drive movement.

 

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Sassi

·Oct 25, 2019

 

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Jimbo555

·Nov 16, 2019

Just added another SKX to the watch box. This time SKX011J. Not the most subtle of watches but I love these, great fun and super value.

 

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Walrus

·Nov 19, 2019

Hey seiko experts msy I pose a question. I’m looking for a decent seiko moonphase. Saw a beautiful one on amazon but it’s over 1k. Don’t want to pay that much. I don’t mind if it’s quartz, with a moonphase complication I might even prefer it. I was curious if you guys may have a suggestion on a decent one. Thanks

 

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03Hemi

·Nov 19, 2019

Is Seiko not the best value for the money!

Edited: Nov 20, 2019

 

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kip595

·Nov 19, 2019

My favorite for really rough in-the-field work:

 

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timjohn

·Nov 24, 2019

Got most of my Seikos in one place for once.

The divers

The mechanicals

and the 7As (with a couple of 7Ts)

 

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Yak1

·Nov 25, 2019

I sorta want this:

 

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budgewink

·Nov 25, 2019

timjohn

Got most of my Seikos in one place for once.

The divers

The mechanicals

and the 7As (with a couple of 7Ts)

That is a superb Seiko collection, what's on the radar for the next addition or have you stopped?