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WSRUW: What Seiko Are You Wearing Today?

  1. Dan S Jan 6, 2020

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    A bit disturbing IMO.
     
  2. pongster Jan 7, 2020

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    Incoming.

    My first modern seiko chronograph.
     
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  3. Jim W Jan 8, 2020

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    In what way?
     
  4. Dan S Jan 8, 2020

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    I think it's clear, and the issues have been discussed many times. Introducing new vintage watches that were never made by the factory has a number of ethical issues. These are essentially the ultimate Frankens, and even if the original creator discloses that fact, they are then unleashed onto the market.
     
  5. Jim W Jan 8, 2020

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    I am not with you there. This one certainly is not a franken. The parts have been accumulated over several years and all are genuine Seiko made 50 years ago. It has hardly been 'unleashed' onto the market either. I very much doubt another like it could be assembled.
     
  6. Foo2rama Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can. Jan 8, 2020

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    Watches like this exist under many brands. Generally referred to as watchco in the OMega world as a catch all name like xerox or Kleenex.

    they are a grey area.
     
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  7. stuart70 Jan 8, 2020

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    Anyone got thought on the 2019/2020 (new) Seiko Samurai’s?
     
  8. pongster Jan 10, 2020

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    Donald by Seiko
     
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  9. timestamp Jan 10, 2020

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    9AD353F7-9C3C-4A18-A55A-31189A59D244.jpeg My SBDX001 ::love::
     
  10. Walrus Jan 11, 2020

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    Isn’t it a bit common among seiko fans? Would we call this a mod? I see it quite frequently in the diehard seiko fans swapping dials and whatnot
     
  11. Humptymarsbar Jan 11, 2020

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    KS auto and KS twin quartz.
    Old but keeping beating.
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  12. Humptymarsbar Jan 11, 2020

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    And for balance, a grand Seiko twin quartz.
    Adding sparkle on a dull day.
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  13. R3D9 Jan 11, 2020

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    Two new additions to kick off the new year :thumbsup:

    6105-9009 Resist/Resist from March ‘69:

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    And this 6106-8100 from January ‘70:

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  14. R3D9 Jan 11, 2020

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    Oh wow, Jim!!!! May I ask where you located the NOS case? I’m on the hunt for one... what an incredible 6105 you were able to assemble.
     
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  15. pongster Jan 11, 2020

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    Mickey by Seiko
     
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  16. Sol Jan 12, 2020

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    Hi guys,

    wanted to share my latest two purchases .... absolutely loving them. A new Grand Seiko High Beat GMT and a vintage 6139-7070T „Aquatimer“ Chronograph.

    It’s my first GrandSeiko and I am quite impressed!

    Have a great one!
    Alex
     
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  17. pongster Jan 12, 2020

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    Solar
     
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  18. ewand Jan 13, 2020

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    Funny, the same scenario for a SM300 didn't hang around too long on the Private Watch Sales forum... so not too gray for at least some folks...
    https://omegaforums.net/threads/sm-300-new-build-165-0324.107533/
     
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  19. vitriol Jan 13, 2020

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    That's cool. I did not know it is possible to build such NOS project. All parts are still available as service parts, or you had to hunt for them?
     
  20. Jim W Jan 13, 2020

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    Another collector accumulated all the NOS parts several years ago, then he sent everything off to Duncan Hewitt (The Watch Bloke) for assembly. I bought it from him a couple of years ago. It has never had a strap fitted, The case has never seen a spring bar. So it is a safe queen, an exercise in what could be achieved at the time. I doubt another like it will be assembled any time soon.
     
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