cazalea
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Day in the Life of a Sanitary Seiko
In keeping with my "wearing old watches on vacation" mindset this month, I dug out my modified Seiko 7S26 diver. This watch is about 10 years old and differs from a production watch in its no-logo custom dial, clean hands, sapphire crystal, and bead-blasted case. To finish off the sanitary theme, it's on an Italian leather strap (which looks a bit like rubber but is more comfortable on my wrist.
On the water
A while later
I did take other photos, too
such as these dolphin breathing
and these women falling
making some bread
with the "sanitary" watch
no problems
bead blasted case
clean dial
Cazalea
Day in the Life of a Sanitary Seiko
In keeping with my "wearing old watches on vacation" mindset this month, I dug out my modified Seiko 7S26 diver. This watch is about 10 years old and differs from a production watch in its no-logo custom dial, clean hands, sapphire crystal, and bead-blast...
Just wondering...
If the Sanitary Seiko is a product of the E3 Supply company? Looks very, very cool, I have to say
I think not, though I bought it already converted so not sure
I\'ve had it so long I\'ve forgotten the details of its history (not well explained by the seller anyway) Here\'s its first photo: ...
Thanks a lot Cazalea!
I have recently discovered the company and they have some interesting conversions - and at a price that is easy to experiment with and for a watch that noone will look askance at you for modifying.
Very cool custom Seiko.
Funny enough I just saw a bead blasted custom 6106 and like yours it the very cool blue hue from the AR material on the crystal. He had it on a thick green nato. Looked cool. I will try and get a shot Friday/ Enjoy you R&R. Bll