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I do remember seeing a lot of post on it a few years back...
but now with combination of my Seiko GS bug and seeing one in the wild looking so cool on the wrist, I must have one ! plus I know one for sale for less then half of the retail price. Perhaps it could be a great conversation piece /beater. Thanks for the photo's Art. Drew
Anyone has a Seiko Discusburger...
I think it a very interesting piece, saw a guy at the airport wearing one and haven’t been able to stop thinking of it, it look pretty darn cool on the wrist. I'm in need of something different and fun in my minimal collection. Pictures form current and p...
Cazalea has the white model . . .
. . . and interestingly enough, I still have pics of his from a few years ago . . . . . . when it was still topical. Funny how the craze began and ended in about three weeks....
I do remember seeing a lot of post on it a few years back...
but now with combination of my Seiko GS bug and seeing one in the wild looking so cool on the wrist, I must have one ! plus I know one for sale for less then half of the retail price. Perhaps it could be a great conversation piece /beater. Thanks for the ...
i have the black one, bought when several of us bought them
bad pic from just after i bought it. i must do some up to date ones. they also do a silver/grey model. if you buy one, take my advice and ditch the OEM strap as its rubbish best Graham...
Cazalea DID have a white one, I sold it (who knows why or when?)
I liked it but the dial was a bit small for me to read. So off it went. Cazalea
I find the Discusburger
A more than interesting watch and I do not understand that I don't see them more often. Absolute great concept that Seiko well executed, but hard to find. I doubt if they were ever released in Europe; Japan only I think. GEO
here's mine....
I shot these photos recently. Look at how the crystal goes from black to slightly transparent brown in direct sunlight. By the way, does anyone know if the Seiko Discus models are limited? I remember from when they where released, someone said they where ...
Thanks for the Pix monochrome...
I like it. I think the limited edition are the ones with solid SS front and back ,comes PVD and brushed cases made for Japanese retailer Tic Tac , limited 100 pieces each. best Drew
Love the colour combination of this piece.............
I have never seen a timepiece like this before!
apparently the standard black and white ones are ltd to 500 each
and the silver/grey models are proper ltd editions of 100. thats probably why we dont see them often as there are only 12-1300 out there. Graham
wanna try?
You're more than welcome to give it a try Geo. You know i really appreciate you photographic skills, so feel free to try them on the Discus Burger.
You may want to check out Kong's fabulous Seiko Discus Burger post several yrs ago
www.watchprosite.com Kong's post caused a massive Seiko Discus Burger craze, and many people bought one as a result! Cheers, Anthony...
Go for it.
It is certainly an unique and fun watch to enjoy for a long time. Even though I find it a bit difficult to read time, that does not deter me from owning one. My preference is black. Regards Ling
Here's mine...
Why not? It's a bit of fun. Didn't know the standard black was a limited run though. Regards, Richard....
Not anything that indicates a limited edition
On the back there's a 6 digit serial number....7700xx. Regards, Richard.
Richard, that serial number...
Richard, that serial number is a good way of dating it as with all Seiko's. 77 means it was made in july 2007 which is about right, i've owned mine 3 years. no idea why they didnt number them, its more a limited issue than a limited edition if there is a ...
not numbered Andrew. i bought...
not numbered Andrew. i bought mine when several others did and only afterwards i read that the black and white models were ltd to 500 each, but unmarked. the silver model is 100 and marked as its a boutique addition. best Graham
Interesting when most companies use numbered LE's to ...
... increase exclusiveness and keep prices higher. Andrew