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Strange name for Seiko Diver
It seems that they are named after fishes in the ocean, this Tuna according to my friend is considered to be the best, the 50th anniversary of the Tuna, with gold Cermet shroud and ceramic bezel. Not cheap but after checking with different shops price, I ended up buying this. Its huge but the rubber strap is very comfortable to wear all day. Initially I thought it was a gold plated case but after finding out it's a ceramic/metal composite case and highly resistance to scratches, I changed my mind. Perhaps forum members in this thread can shed more comments on this purchase.
Cheers to all.. Ian
Strange name for Seiko Diver
It seems that they are named after fishes in the ocean, this Tuna according to my friend is considered to be the best, the 50th anniversary of the Tuna, with gold Cermet shroud and ceramic bezel. Not cheap but after checking with different shops price, I ...
very nice... congratulations on the purchase...
what's the reference on this? how much did you pay, if I may ask? cheers
Tuna as in a can of Tuna ...
This is a serious dive watch and components and finishes are chosen for this reason. Congratulations on your choice.
Beautiful!
I didn't know the dial was brown. How much wrist presence does it have for you in terms of weight?
Always had a soft spot for these, the Tuna was my first Seiko.
Here’s one of my Tunas. I’ve tended to stick with the Quartz for the Tunas, never ventured to Mechanical. ...