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·I'm sure there are plenty members around here that own one or more of these types of funky watches from the 70s ---so, don't be bashful and show us your vintage LCD/LEDs 😀
I'll start w/one of mine... a Seiko [caliber 0634] and from what I've gathered, it was produced during 1975-76. Inter web sources claim caliber 0634 was Seiko's first digital LCD chronograph quartz watch and by judging its rudimentary form and lack of more modern/advance functions, I believe it might very well hold this title. Its basic functions are limited to a 12-hour format time display (unable to switch to a 24-hour format 🤦), minutes, day of the month and a minuscule --btw ineffective for the intended purpose-- light for the LCD while the chronograph element features a simple lap function.
one funky watch sure is.. 😁
I'll start w/one of mine... a Seiko [caliber 0634] and from what I've gathered, it was produced during 1975-76. Inter web sources claim caliber 0634 was Seiko's first digital LCD chronograph quartz watch and by judging its rudimentary form and lack of more modern/advance functions, I believe it might very well hold this title. Its basic functions are limited to a 12-hour format time display (unable to switch to a 24-hour format 🤦), minutes, day of the month and a minuscule --btw ineffective for the intended purpose-- light for the LCD while the chronograph element features a simple lap function.
one funky watch sure is.. 😁
