6810

The watch is a wonderful demonstration that case diameter does not necessarily directly translate on how the watch looks and feels on the wrist. Like some other watches it is stuck on a strap it was on prior to the move but it still kind of works for earl

Starting the week with one of the smallest, thinnest and lightest watches I have - the 33mm handwound goodness of the SCVL002 aka 6810-8000. From the brief period in the early 1990s, when the 68xx caliber got relaunched and where it could still be encased

While some of my Seiko’s stretch to 51mm (like the Izul: www.watchprosite.com ) , I often like them at the other end of the size spectrum. While the SCVL002 is not my smallest Seiko, it is amongst the more elegant / classically sized ones at 33mm and unde

The Seiko SCVL002 aka 6810-8000 is one of my favorite stealthy Seikos. Released in the early 1990s in small quantities as a JDM only model it brought back Seiko’s thinnest mechanical movement- the 6810, at 1,98mm in an elegant dress piece (OK, put it on a

What movement? My thinnest Seiko is the 6810-8000 at just under 6mm ⚖️

Here‘s my Seiko shot of the day - the Seiko SCVL002 aka 6810-8000, which I haven‘t worn in a while. Small, ultra slim, elegant, simple. Anyone else wearing one today? Have a great weekend!

Not an easy question but if I take it that you exclude Grand Seiko and Credor from the way you phrased your question, then it would have to be this: The SCVL002 aka 6810-8000. A hand wound, ultra thin watch from 1992, with Seiko’s thinnest mechanical move

With its unassuming, minimalist looks and ultra slim profile, the 6810-8000 makes for a relaxed, pleasant travel watch. The low weight will also make you forget it’s there unless you need it. Sometimes 33mm really fully suffices Have a nice week!

Over the past month I have been introducing the Credor line of timepieces. The first two posts presented the higher-priced Credor men's and ladies' lines of watches, and I showed a few of the Credors that I have owned. In this post I propose to acquaint o

I have the related predecessor movement - the 6810A - in my Seiko 6810-8000 and it’s a nice piece of ultra slim. And like here a rare case of a shaped movement in a round case