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Mad Dog
·Busting out the faithful 6309 for today...
Seikos!!!
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adrienbelanger
·Here's a run-down of mine - some more 'worthy' than others!
Manual winding 6602-8050 from November 1970, on a Seiko canvas strap
The under appreciated SKX013 (mid sized diver), which was my very first Seiko
Standard SKX009
1967 Sea Horse Automatic that I sometimes wish I hadn't sold
SKX031 10 Bar, not a very popular model -- perhaps it looks too much like a Rolex?
1969 Bellmatic 4006 -- alarm still works too!
Blue 7002 with a dubious dial
Heavily modified 7002 -- not usually my cup of tea but I find the dial completely mesmerising!!
Manual winding 6602-8050 from November 1970, on a Seiko canvas strap
The under appreciated SKX013 (mid sized diver), which was my very first Seiko
Standard SKX009
1967 Sea Horse Automatic that I sometimes wish I hadn't sold
SKX031 10 Bar, not a very popular model -- perhaps it looks too much like a Rolex?
1969 Bellmatic 4006 -- alarm still works too!
Blue 7002 with a dubious dial
Heavily modified 7002 -- not usually my cup of tea but I find the dial completely mesmerising!!
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LawBrk
·Rarely gets any wrist time, I don't even remember the last time I wore it. Poor thing.
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timjohn
·Formally they say they only hold parts for 10 years, and there is a lot of chat on the interweb about the difficulty of finding parts for older watches, (particularly the hi-beat watches which require a relatively strong mainspring) but it is mostly anecdotal as far as I can see.
I'm going to talk to Seiko next week about servicing my 1969 GS -- I'll let you know what they say.
Just heard back from Seiko -- they say they have to send the watch back to Japan and that it will cost AU$800 or so + parts to service my 1969 4520....
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Omega1
·Hi here is my seiko 5 watch and I think are great...
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VersusTime
·nice one
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efauser
·This manual wind Sea horse is the only Seiko I have left. My dad sent it to me for Christmas 1967, when he was in Viet Nam. I had it serviced and replaced the cracked crystal, last year; it looks brand new.
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ricardorio
·SS -6602 1990 manual wind.
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cfw
·This, I am going to a Seiko specialist tomorrow and hopefully he can get the original movement working again
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega Aficionado
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cfw
·Got these two for $60 today, damn good deal I recon
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VictorAlpha
·Here's mine. Been wearing it the entire week. A bit of a sleeper job: NE15B movement compatible crown stem assembly, Sapphire double dome crystal (soon to be replaced with a flat sapphire), Murphy bezel with stock 009 insert. Drilled lugs 1.2mm for big fat spring-bars and straight end-link oyster for that vintagy feel. Shite cellular phone camera pic, sorry:
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SN13
·Does it count if my next two watches i have incoming are powered by Seiko Movements? 😁
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JeffreyRush
·SCED035
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italy1861
·I'm thinking about picking up a SBDC-003 but the 20mm bracelet looks a little narrow for a watch of this size. Love the blue dial and bezel.
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