Let's See Your Vintage Seikos

[Cannop]

Another better late than never reply! A group shot here:







There are a few more since these pictures were taken - I really must update!

[Henry T]

I changed out the original bracelet on this Bellmatic 4006-6002.


The Jubilee style 20 mm bracelet is from a Seiko 5 Sport which I filed down to 19 mm. So, with the mod it is now 19 flares to 20 and tapers down to 16 at the clasp.

The original is 19 mm and tapers all the way to 16 mm at the clasp. This one looks a bit skinny on the watch.

[kevinkar]

This is my 7A28-7029 from around 1986. It's actually a replacement as I lost my original but was able to replace it via the magic of ebay. I think it's one of the nicest looking of any Seiko watches and its quartz accuracy is excellent. It's not uncommon for me to change it at DST and find it's less than 30 seconds off. All stainless steel, day/date, chronograph, and good water resistance. What more could one ask for?

[NABodie]

Some nice old Seikos in here.

[vinylgreek]

Thanks for the link. I've had trouble finding a consistent source for the finer grit polishing films.

[NABodie]

Here is my 6309 with a Parker 1940 Vacumatic Imperial and my Iphone. Old and new in
coexistence.

[Henry T]

Same watch, different bracelet.

On a mesh this time.

[BrooklineWatch]

Here is my 6309 with a Parker 1940 Vacumatic Imperial and my Iphone. Old and new in
coexistence.

Very cool pic.

[nectarios73]

nice watches

[NABodie]

Very cool pic.

Thanks!