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SEIKO 7002 - 7009 A1 SCUBA DIVERS
SEIKO 7002 - 7009 A1 - SCUBA DIVERS
Another humble watch that has an impressive pedigree, they were actually ISSUED and USED by the US NAVY SEALs ...
SEIKO CALIBER 7002A IS AN AUTOMATIC MOVEMENT WITH 17 JEWELS FOUND IN MANY PRE-SKX SEIKO DIVERS. THIS CALIBER WAS INTRODUCED IN THE LATE 1980S AFTER SEIKO STARTED TO PHASE OUT THE PRODUCTION OF THE CALIBER 6309 AROUND 1988. SEIKO PRODUCED THE 7002 UNTIL CIRCA 1996 – WHICH IS WHEN THE C ALIBER 7S26 WAS INTRODUCED.
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SEIKO 7002 - 7009 A1 SCUBA DIVERS
SEIKO 7002 - 7009 A1 - SCUBA DIVERS Another humble watch that has an impressive pedigree, they were actually ISSUED and USED by the US NAVY SEALs ... SEIKO CALIBER 7002A IS AN AUTOMATIC MOVEMENT WITH 17 JEWELS FOUND IN MANY PRE-SKX SEIKO DIVERS . THIS CAL...
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Thanks for the comprehensive review will have to give a closer read. Big Fan of the Seiko diver family. ...
These were on everyone’s wrists when I was a 20 something…
Bought a non starter a few years back from a colleague with intentions of getting running, still in a drawer somewhere 😀 Great post!