Let us see your Seikos

My Seiko Squiggle named after the Funky Secondhand

John S wrote:

My Seiko Squiggle named after the Funky Secondhand

that looks familiar

here is some.......

domecurb wrote:here is some.......

The one is the middle is nice I like the bezel

SeikoJohn wrote:

domecurb wrote:here is some.......

The one is the middle is nice I like the bezel

dream on ..its sold

still go the other 3 though

I know the dial doesnt say Seiko but Pulsar are still technically Seiko watches

Seiko 5h26-7a10

Seiko make other watches... not just divers

yep..........

My old 007, perhaps I should get another

SteveB wrote:My old 007, perhaps I should get another

Everyone should have a 007 in their collection

"Everyone should have a 007 in their collection"

you havent lived without one

Here are a few of mine.

The Seiko Sportsmatic

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Seiko Skyliner

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Seiko H249-5060

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Seiko 4336-8110

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One of my favourites, with the television dial, a Seiko 5 code 6309-5300.

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Another favourite, a Seiko 5, 6119-8083, which has a "panelled" glass which seems to be impossible to show on a picture.

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Apologies for the misalignment of some of the pictures, just my poor technology skills.

daff62 wrote:Here are a few of mine.

The Seiko Sportsmatic

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Seiko Skyliner

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Seiko H249-5060

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Seiko 4336-8110

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One of my favourites, with the television dial, a Seiko 5 code 6309-5300.

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Another favourite, a Seiko 5, 6119-8083, which has a "panelled" glass which seems to be impossible to show on a picture.

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Apologies for the misalignment of some of the pictures, just my poor technology skills.

the sportsmatic and skyliners are superb......

daff62 wrote:
Seiko 4336-8110

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I like this watch tis rather nice

here a real favourite of mine: Seiko DX 6106-7629, from March 1973 and almost mint too.
i wish it was 5mm wider as at 37mm its too small for me too wear  still love it though

Seiko SNK807

Well I can't compete with what's on show here already, but here are some of mine:

Pip that bottom Seiko dial is a beauty what a different dial colour I really like green matey

Just seen this....Blimey...where do I start?...
Seiko yellow 7T32-7F70 (Quartz).

Seiko 'Spork'.

Seiko yellow 'Frankenmonster'.

Seiko blue Sea Urchin.

Seiko 6139-6002 Pepsi...aka the Pogue.

domecurb wrote:here a real favourite of mine: Seiko DX 6106-7629, from March 1973 and almost mint too.
i wish it was 5mm wider as at 37mm its too small for me too wear  still love it though

Me, me, me, send it to me. I have squirrel wrists !

I have a Seiko or several, here's a few to start with.

























Will post a few more another day.

i think the old 70's seiko's are very underrated......they are just superb quality even by today's standards, the fact so many are still running unserviced speaks volumes IMO

A few more.

























More later

HHmmm do you like Seiko's

cracking collection, the Seahorse is a gem

I am drooling over your "little" collection . What an amazing lot you have and some realy beauties in amoungst them . Thanks for sharing

Seikos make up the majority of my collection. I started by collecting anything I fancied and could afford, then started to be a bit more selective. I still probably have too many !

Mr Levity wrote:Seikos make up the majority of my collection. I started by collecting anything I fancied and could afford, then started to be a bit more selective. I still probably have too many !

I started exactly the same way just over a year ago buying what I liked and enjoyed but like yourself I have now decided that my collection will mainly be Seiko and Seiko orientated .

Here's my modest little Seiko collection. A quartz pilots chronograph from circa 1985, a Bellmatic and a quartz sports chrono. The Bellmatic is my favourite, it dates from 1973. Great watches, I'm determined to get a Seiko diver, or two next year!

nice watches the pilot is quite rare now especially in gold

Mr Levity wrote:Seikos make up the majority of my collection. I started by collecting anything I fancied and could afford, then started to be a bit more selective. I still probably have too many !

You've put together a fantastic collection there & they are all in great condition.

The Skyliners are my favourites, beautiful watches.

Elwood wrote:Here's my modest little Seiko collection.  A quartz pilots chronograph from circa 1985, a Bellmatic and a quartz sports chrono. The Bellmatic is my favourite, it dates from 1973. Great watches,  I'm determined to get a Seiko diver,  or two next year!

All nice watches with the Bellmatic being my favourite. I have one that I enjoy wearing albeit I keep forgetting how to set the alarm.

Elwood wrote:Here's my modest little Seiko collection.  A quartz pilots chronograph from circa 1985, a Bellmatic and a quartz sports chrono. The Bellmatic is my favourite, it dates from 1973. Great watches,  I'm determined to get a Seiko diver,  or two next year!

I'm not a great lover of quartz, but I like your Bellmatic !

Here's my two, one all original, one Franken from everyone's least favourite Evilbayer Beejoo4 (before I knew better !)

My Bellmatic wanted to join in as well.

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its great to see so many beautiful vintage Seiko's all in one place

Would someone mind explaining to me what a bellmatic is ? I have heard the name numerous times but dont actually know what it means

SeikoJohn wrote:Would someone mind explaining to me what a bellmatic is ? I have heard the name numerous times but dont actually know what it means

It's a watch with an alarm. Not particularly loud, more of a buzz when actually on the wrist

it feels like the vibration off a mobile phone on silent

Thanks for the replies and the video was useful

Looks like another variation of Seiko has made it to the "to buy list " well afterall it would be rude not to buy one

Tonight's offerings from Mr Levity's man cave:

SeikoJohn wrote:Thanks for the replies and the video was useful

Looks like another variation of Seiko has made it to the "to buy list " well afterall it would be rude not to buy one

Just be careful, it's a minefield. Thousands of Frankens out there !

i think @Mr Levity is Shinji Hattori the boss of Seiko in disguise....it would explain the Seiko museum

Mr Levity wrote:

SeikoJohn wrote:Thanks for the replies and the video was useful

Looks like another variation of Seiko has made it to the "to buy list " well afterall it would be rude not to buy one

Just be careful, it's a minefield. Thousands of Frankens out there !

Thanks for the warning

domecurb wrote:i think @Mr Levity is Shinji Hattori the boss of Seiko in disguise....it would explain the Seiko museum

I wish !

I'm about half way through. Should I stop now ?

Mr Levity wrote:

domecurb wrote:i think @Mr Levity is Shinji Hattori the boss of Seiko in disguise....it would explain the Seiko museum

I wish !

I'm about half way through. Should I stop now ?

NO !! dont stop !

Mr Levity wrote:

domecurb wrote:i think @Mr Levity is Shinji Hattori the boss of Seiko in disguise....it would explain the Seiko museum

I wish !

I'm about half way through. Should I stop now ?

You can never have too many watch pics

I'm interested in how your collection evolved. Did you buy selectively from the outset in terms of specific models and condition & at what point did you decide to focus on Seiko watches? I never realised there were so many models and variations in design.

Mr Levity wrote:

domecurb wrote:i think @Mr Levity is Shinji Hattori the boss of Seiko in disguise....it would explain the Seiko museum

I wish !

I'm about half way through. Should I stop now ?

No please do not stop I get enjoyment from seeing your Seikos