cazalea
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I like this watch because the second hand lines up with the minute markers every tic toc
That might seem a shallow concern, but it says somewhere along the line, somebody at Seiko cared.
I like the hexagonal shape too. 
Model 7559-5010
No separate lugs. 
I can’t remember if it came on a bracelet. 
If you press in the crown, the chapter ring glows to illuminate the dial.
Simple pleasures of this watch.
Cazalea
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I like this watch because the second hand lines up with the minute markers every tic toc
That might seem a shallow concern, but it says somewhere along the line, somebody at Seiko cared. I like the hexagonal shape too. Model 7559-5010 No separate lugs. I can’t remember if it came on a bracelet. If you press in the crown, the chapter ring glow...
What a nice watch dear Mike
One of the best of 70’s. Nice dial, nice presence on your wrist. It reminds me some U. Glashütte and Girard Perregaux from that era. Thanks for sharing! René
I think I bought it because I was looking at an IWC Da Vinci
and this one was 95% cheaper. Mike ...
Mike,that is a common problem,even with higher grade quartz watches. Wonder...
How available that model is?
Thank you for confirming...
Thank you for confirming that I'm not alone in my primary issue with quartz watches. If you are going to have that once-per-second stepping second hand, you had better make certain that it aligns with the dial index points. It's a deal breaker for me. It ...