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New to the fold, piece of 1964 vintage to start a fairly dull day, hence inside / outside shot. Have a great weekend all.
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Nice Hammers, dull day in Canterbury too.
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Bit brighter today so popped outside for today's wrist shot.
If I think of something witty, I'll be sure to write it here.Comment
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Nice Seiko Hammers,
2001 Professional 300m SBBN007 (NF-SE) for us, w/a couple of new mods.
Harlan
Timekeeper Watch Club
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It is indeed a nice Seiko Hammers
Usual daily for me...
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Shaping up to be sunny in Auckland this morning but the weather is subject to change 5 times a day up here so who knows what might happen
Going out after work later on and wanted to wear something fun and easy. Haven't worn the stripey Raketa in a while, so put it on a new single-pass for the day.
Hope you all have a great weekend wherever you are.
G
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Keeping it white... black out tomorrow one would hope.
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Some diving vibes today...
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Another Quartz.
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Wow!Originally posted by Hammers View PostNew to the fold, piece of 1964 vintage to start a fairly dull day, hence inside / outside shot. Have a great weekend all.
...Hammers, this is the first we've had on our forum, I think? Congratulations, and yes, this is definitely a connoisseur choice cut of Seiko's history. Looks to be in beautiful original condition. Is the case back a sea-horse, or Olympic torch?
On the instruments we entrust to pace our lives, to bear witness to our days, and to be the keepers of the most precious thing we have... time.Comment
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Late entry with one of my all-time favourite of Swiss chronographs...
MIDO "COMMANDER Automatic" Chronograph M8885.4.18.13 (Mido Cal 1320, base ETA/Valjoux 7750)
Yes, I'm a sucker for moncoque case and Hesalite crystal. This watch brings both in a never-changed-since-the-70s brew.Last edited by Don; 18-10-19, 20:13.On the instruments we entrust to pace our lives, to bear witness to our days, and to be the keepers of the most precious thing we have... time.Comment
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Hi Don, case back is Olympic torch, all original other than NOS glass. Currently fitted with replacement bezel, apparently hand made by a French man? I have the original bezel which is actually OK but a little worn after 55 years.Originally posted by Don View Post
Wow! ...Hammers, this is the first we've had on our forum, I think? Congratulations, and yes, this is definitely a connoisseur choice cut of Seiko's history. Looks to be in beautiful original condition. Is the case back a sea-horse, or Olympic torch?
'Beauty is in the eye of the beholder' - but lets face it some people have better eyesight than others!Comment
The hidden lugs are best on bracelet like this, IMO.
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