Seiko World Time #2 – the bracelets’ tale
Every since I got my first World Time, I’ve been hankering after getting a correct bracelet for it. For whatever…
Every since I got my first World Time, I’ve been hankering after getting a correct bracelet for it. For whatever…
A long time ago, I covered a previous Seiko Bell-Matic – an early 1970s watch with a mechanical alarm. That…
Malcolm (ex-RAF himself) had been looking for a Seiko RAF Gen 1 (as discussed previously here), but had been put…
A while ago, Dave contacted me asking for help in finding a suitable watch for his 40th birthday that was…
An addition to an earlier post is this smart-looking white-dialled version of the “Carrera” reissue, which TAG Heuer brought out…
Here’s another semi-random acquisition – I’d never even heard of this watch until I bought it, but as is the…
(see earlier missives on the 6139-600x, here and here) No mention of the Seiko 6139-6000 and its variants would be…
Fortune favours the brave, at least that’s what fortunate brave people will tell you. A fool and his money are…
Seiko claimed numerous world firsts throughout their years, from (arguably) the first automatic chronograph, the first commercial quartz watch (which,…
Following on from the previous tale of the 6139 as produced by Seiko in 1969, here’s a rare and interesting…