Let's see your Seikos!

[phil_cardiff]

Good to hear Joe is still going strong, I read somewhere that he was quite ill at one point.

[RicksAlfas]

squareflops said:

Received this morning from Joe at Anglesey Watches

He sourced, serviced and cleaned this up for me, everything works as it should and it’s running spot on. It’s been tested to 50m so more than happy in the shower. I couldn’t be happier; what a stunning Seiko.



Thank you Joe, excellent service as always

That's great. Still one of my favourites!

[squareflops]

he’s been very communicative during the resto of the pogue and glad to say he seems in excellent spirits.

I’m not a child of the 70’s but there’s something about this one that’s always appealed, dimensionally it’s pretty perfect and is just a pleasure to look at / wear. Joe’s got the movement bang on too so it should be good for years to come



Sorry for the spam but very proud of this one

[Bob_Defly]

Snap!

[squareflops]

Yours looks in better condition than mine Bob! Lovely thing!

[Dermot O'Logical]

Who doesn't love a Pogue?

[MrB.]

My father owned a Pogue in the ‘70s & ‘80s and I loved that watch. Unfortunately it got damaged beyond repair, and so I never got to have it. He was a big Seiko fan (probably why I like them as much now) and his last one before he passed away was just a quartz titanium Kinetic. Never like it that much, but one day put a Milanese bracelet on it and now my partner wears it, which I love as she never met my dad, and it sort of connects them.

Anyway, here’s my other two. My SKX009 and my recent SRPE51.

[Pebbles167]

Found a new love for watches, and here is my first.

Seiko SRPK35

[JAGS]

Picked this up today.

Loving the watch.
Dial looks awesome when it catches the light.

[Drooles]

[Bob_Defly]

[mikey_b]

JAGS said:

Picked this up today.

Loving the watch.
Dial looks awesome when it catches the light.

I have a light-blue dial version of that, also lovely. I’ve tried a variety of straps, a Milanese looks particularly good on it.

[OMITN]

Have another Cocktail Time - this is the OG imported from Japan (from Seiya) many years ago.

Doesn’t get worn much these days but actually it’s the ideal work watch - wears well with everything.

[Brent Hoffmeister]

squareflops said:

Received this morning from Joe at Anglesey Watches

He sourced, serviced and cleaned this up for me, everything works as it should and it’s running spot on. It’s been tested to 50m so more than happy in the shower. I couldn’t be happier; what a stunning Seiko.






Thank you Joe, excellent service as always

I’m hoping to hear back from Joe for a resto on my Father in Law’s Pogue. Looks like he’s done a great job on yours.

[squareflops]

Brent Hoffmeister said:

I’m hoping to hear back from Joe for a resto on my Father in Law’s Pogue. Looks like he’s done a great job on yours.

I can confirm he has bud. We agreed on the work done on mine which wasn’t to try and make it ‘as new’. The movement is now running very close to +-0 after a service and couldn't be happier.

[drakart]

Just added the GMT to my little Seiko collection.

[Drooles]

I’ve been toying with the idea of one of these for quite a while and finally ordered one last week. Anyway, it arrived on Tuesday and I have to say that I really like it.

The only problem is, the minute hand keeps losing time. I’ve synched it a couple of times and it still keeps falling behind the digital readout. Any ideas, or is it just faulty and I’ve been a victim of Seiko QC?

[markiii]

seems spot on with mine

[magpie215]

Drooles said:

is it just faulty and I’ve been a victim of Seiko QC?

It's faulty mine syncs and stays sync to the digital display.

[bigandclever]

magpie215 said:

Drooles said:

is it just faulty and I’ve been a victim of Seiko QC?

It's faulty mine syncs and stays sync to the digital display.

It can happen if it's been magnetised or had a hefty knock.