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Yes, that's very interesting. As a geography lesson, for free. ;) [nt]
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One picture of the Seiko World Time 1964.
World Time, my birth year, and a very appealing dial. What more to ask for? Credit picture: Unknown. Big big love for that one. Best, Nicolas ...
Clean, efficient, straightforward-looking
Lots of Japanese ethos for this little tool watch for travellers. Probably difficult to find one in good condition I would wear it on a simple blue leather strap
I didn't know this one.
I like the crown at 4 and the date display actually blends in about as well as can be hoped for. Nice one. M4
Have a soft spot for this one.
Here’s mine which I picked up randomly several years ago. It’s a super cool watch. I do like this dial the best though. ...
Love this one!
It always interests me to see which cities are included on world timers from different eras. It’s part of the story they tell.
There are dial variations of this reference, if memory serves correct . . .
. . . and I believe a member of this community has a few of them. Art
Yes, there's a silver and a black/anthracite dial for the 6217-7000
Both have their charms, and if anyone would like a more detailed write up, I found this site very helpful in my hunt for the 1964 WT. ...
Glad you saw this thread, N! . . .
. . . and thanks for posting the side-by-side image. Art