cazalea
[Seiko Moderator]
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Images add flavor
Hello Gents,
Occasionally we have great posts in the Seiko forum with no images. That's not a problem, and I understand why it happens. Especially if you are posting on the run. An example was the question about the best position to leave a 9S86 movement to get stable timekeeping.
However, as I have an almost unlimited supply of GS images from the press website and my own collection, as moderator I prefer (and am happy) to supplement your initial posts with an image of the watch in question.
That benefits us in two ways - first, the rest of us don't have to use our imaginations and second, it gets Seiko a bit more column space in the main display area of the site.
I consider this part of my job and a priviledge to help out. If there's any doubt, I will ask first (as with the post about lume at 12 o'clock on the new GS diver).
And now to give my post its image(s):
Cazalea
Keiko (Seiko PR lady)
Bullet train home from Seiko SII workshops.
Some Seiko-hosted meals
Dinner "starters" as proposed by Ken & Casey
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Images add flavor
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Fair enough and thank you for the kind gesture...
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