Seiko Watch Collection Roll Call

Ares501 - Mr Green · 2013-07-02T13:04:09Z

Join the Seiko Roll Call to see diverse collections of Seiko watches, from vintage Alpinists and Speedtimers to Grand Seikos and iconic divers like the 62MAS.

Ares501 - Mr Green initiates a community-wide Seiko Roll Call, inviting PuristS to share their beloved Seiko timepieces, from Grand Seikos to more uncommon vintage models. This post aims to celebrate the strong support for the brand within the community and showcase the diverse range of Seiko watches cherished by collectors.

The brand has strong support among PuristS.

Lately we've seen many nice pieces on Home.

I think that Seiko deserves one big

roll call and I think we never had one

Should be interesting!

So be it Grande or not please post.

To start things going I'll give you fangs

Best

Damjan

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Tony C. shares images of uncommon vintage Seiko models, including a first-generation Alpinist, highlighting the brand's historical depth.
Cazalea presents a comprehensive collection of his Seiko watches, excluding Grand Seikos, pocket watches, and clocks, demonstrating the breadth of his personal collection.
Bill Sohne shares several vintage Seikos, including a Speedtimer from 1973, an early 60s 'Flying Fish' with a unique caseback, and a Hi-Beat Manual Wind King Seiko, emphasizing their rarity and personal significance.
Bill Sohne also showcases a first-generation Seiko Diver from the 1960s, known as the 62MAS, providing detailed images of the watch, movement, and caseback.
Fernando contributes images of his Grand Seiko, adding to the variety of pieces shared in the roll call.
G99 displays several significant vintage Seikos, including a 1964 Olympics 1-button chronograph (Seiko's first chronograph), a Seiko Monaco, a Seiko 66a from 1964, and a King Seiko from 1964.

The Discussion

nikolaj

Jul 2, 2013

Please forgive the horrible picture - I know you have a better one :) Nikolaj

Marcus Hanke

Jul 2, 2013

Currently, the classic Seiko 5 is amidst my chronometric test procedure, and it does not perform bad so far. I like this timepiece, it is unique in style, practical in details, unlike some super expensive luxury manufacturers they are willing to serve their markets with a weekday indication in their language - for less than 200 US-D. Regards, Marcus

blomman Mr Blue

Jul 2, 2013

I will play! A Seiko Bell-matic. The alarm was the trigger for me... :) Best, my friend Blomman

nilomis

Jul 2, 2013

Simple, a beater for all places. A cool watch for everyone. SKX007 in full color: And a B&W for good measure: Cheers, Nilo

nilomis

Jul 2, 2013

I'm hunting one for some time. It should be a killer on a distressed calf strap. This is a serious diver watch, for sure. Cheers, Nilo

drhr

Jul 2, 2013

Love the Grand Seiko line . . .

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