My Current Seiko Lineup; Including The Latest Addition...

Seiko has for a number of years been one of my favorite brands; their breadth of offers past and present is impressive...

Some quick images of my current Seikos:

My latest addition; Vintage Seiko Quartz QZ (0922-8000) -

Very pleased with this one; very impressed by the quality of these early quartz models. An interesting note... this same case (8000) has been used by other interesting Seikos, including the later King Quartz and some of the King Seikos.

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Nice selection!

By: cazalea : September 9th, 2016-15:03

You have the perfect assortment from bottom to top and side to side (minus a diver, perhaps) of black and white dials, mechanical and quartz, Seiko 5, Grand Seiko, and sports timer. Thanks for sharing these. Cazalea

Thanks!

By: kwcross : September 9th, 2016-16:45

Thanks so much for the kind words!! Fortunately, I can rely on my Omega Seamaster (and various analogue Casios) for diver duty... ...

Your Grand Seiko quartz or self winding?

By: geross : September 9th, 2016-15:51

Wonderful collection would also gladly add a grand seiko in my collection in the near future. Cheers.

Thank you! [nt]

By: kwcross : September 9th, 2016-16:45

Excellent selection!

By: KMII : September 9th, 2016-23:01

Thank you for sharing these, kwcross. My Seiko collection is actually quite similar - the same clock, same 5 (albeit in desert colours), then two Grand Seikos - a quartz SBGX097 and a hi beat SBGH035 - and a vintage King Seiko (5245-6000). Cool pictures!

Thank you!

By: kwcross : September 12th, 2016-13:04

I appreciate the kind words! I really like vintage King Seikos; I need one, one of these days!

Depending on where you live...

By: KMII : September 12th, 2016-20:17

They should not be too hard to source And they tend to be much cheaper that GSs, too.