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I believe this was Seiko's first chronograph made in 1964. It was made for that year only as Tokyo was hosting the summer games and Seiko wanted to show they were a serious watchmaker. There are a few iterations of this reference 5719, all very nice but my personal favorite happens to be this iteration. Thanks for looking!
Let the games begin!
My first Seiko but not my last. Getting ready for the summer games opening ceremony later today. Anyone else with a 5719 here? ...
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I believe this was Seiko\'s first chronograph made in 1964. It was made for that year only as Tokyo was hosting the summer games and Seiko wanted to show they were a serious watchmaker. There are a few iterations of this reference 5719, all very nice but ...
While I don't have that very same vintage Seiko . . .
. . . there are a few in my collection. Coincidentally, I've been wearing my new GS since yesterday, and will share a fresh pic later on. Funny about Seiko: months will go by without getting any use out of my five, and then, for no reason at all, I feel l...
As promised, a fresh photo . . .
. . . of the SBGW047. All of my Seikos are kept at home (while many others slumber in a safe deposit box), but unusually, this one hasn't had any wrist time in quite a while. It'll be on my wrist thru the weekend. Art ...
Really lovely watch!
They also produced a world timer for the same event and IIRC a stopwatch that inspired the later Izul series