KMII
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Thanks for the write up and for providing some additional details 😊👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Did not know that Seiko actively pulled them from the shelves but that would of course explain why they are so hard to find nowadays - the quantities remaining must be relatively low. Have had the pleasure of seeing the SDAA005 once and it really is nice. Sadly no good picture - but then again you have provided us with some wonderful ones from yours.
As for the kid syndrome - can fully understand. Took me 6 years to find mine and as it was during Covid, another six months and a detour through a third country to actually lay hands on it 😁 What joy, though 👍🏻
Some photos and an intro to the non-rotating IZUL Chronograph
Seiko introduced the IZUL line in 2007 with a “dawn-to-a-new-era” sort of ad copy (Izul derives from a Japanese word associated with the rising sun), slotting it in as a new premium sports line to complement the dressier models from Grand Seiko and Credor...
Thanks for the write up and for providing some additional details 😊👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Did not know that Seiko actively pulled them from the shelves but that would of course explain why they are so hard to find nowadays - the quantities remaining must be relatively low. Have had the pleasure of seeing the SDAA005 once and it really is nice....
I appreciate your shared enthusiasm for IZULs,KMII... 🙏
and for understanding the syndrome 😀 Yes, when I spoke to one of Seiko's reps about the end of sales way back when, he said: "It's being done to protect the watch line. Your IZUL (referring to the SDAA001 on my wrist) will be becoming a rare and special p...
I didn't even know this watch existed!
I usually comment on all the Izul posts and I couldn't resist doing the same on this one Congrats, if the "original" Izul is a rare beast this one is as scarce as hen's teeth. Magnificent.