My Grand Seiko
Discussion
He he - I thought it might disappoint a few, but as Variomatic said, who's going to open a thread saying "£30 early quartz"?
What's remarkable about this watch (especially for the money) is the quality. The dial, hands and case are all finely finished (far better than the average modern Seiko) and the second hand hits it markers well.
If you're in the market for something vintage-ish (is '79 old enough to qualify?) and not prejudiced against quartz, it's an example of the gems you can find out there for a pittance (this one came from eBay).
I posted a photo yesterday because, whilst I've had it a year or so, it had a rare outing yesterday.
In answer to an earlier question, it's a 7546-8340.
For those desperate to see modern Grand Seikos, Google is your friend
M.
What's remarkable about this watch (especially for the money) is the quality. The dial, hands and case are all finely finished (far better than the average modern Seiko) and the second hand hits it markers well.
If you're in the market for something vintage-ish (is '79 old enough to qualify?) and not prejudiced against quartz, it's an example of the gems you can find out there for a pittance (this one came from eBay).
I posted a photo yesterday because, whilst I've had it a year or so, it had a rare outing yesterday.
In answer to an earlier question, it's a 7546-8340.
For those desperate to see modern Grand Seikos, Google is your friend
M.
Edited by marcosgt on Thursday 12th May 11:55
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