It is very different from my usual buys as it is smaller and quite a smart watch where as I normally go for big bold and divers style .
So what is on your list of possible next buys ? ?
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daff62 wrote:there are a lot of watches on the Forum I really like so the temptation is always there to go for something more modern.
domecurb wrote:i dont have anything on the horizon at the moment, but......................................
SeikoJohn wrote:daff62 wrote:there are a lot of watches on the Forum I really like so the temptation is always there to go for something more modern.
oooo what could you be tempted with ?
There's been quite a few watches I have really liked including the various Aragon watches. One favourite was one Bruce did a write up on which was the Odyssey Chronograph. A beautiful looking watch.
https://thewatch-clockforum.forumotion.co.uk/t574-odyssey-chronograph
daff62 wrote:SeikoJohn wrote:daff62 wrote:there are a lot of watches on the Forum I really like so the temptation is always there to go for something more modern.
oooo what could you be tempted with ?
There's been quite a few watches I have really liked including the various Aragon watches. One favourite was one Bruce did a write up on which was the Odyssey Chronograph. A beautiful looking watch.
https://thewatch-clockforum.forumotion.co.uk/t574-odyssey-chronograph
SeikoJohn wrote:Who would have thought within 12 hours of my original post saying I was contemplating buying a Seiko SQ that I now own one
I blame Domecurb as he is the one that pointed one for sale out to me and he knows I am a weak weak man who does not need much persuasion to part with my money .
Requires a bit of a clean up and try to remove scratches from the crystal or replace it but here is what I bought
Iceblue wrote:For me I have a non running Seiko 7546 on its way so looking forward to getting it going probebley movement swap if I can find one
Iceblue wrote:For me I have a non running Seiko 7546 on its way so looking forward to getting it going probebley movement swap if I can find one
domecurb wrote:
the 7546 is a relative of the 9f movement, very accurate, but unfortunatly getting quite rare
Iceblue wrote:If I can get the watch working I will order a new crystal and keep the patina of the watch
SeikoJohn wrote:Recieved one of those red cards in the post yesterday while I was out , went to Post Office today and picked up my SQ . Happy days .
That looks to be in good condition & a nice clean dial so a good find.
Will be be interested to see if you can polish out the scratch on the
glass or if it will need to be replaced.
daff62 wrote:
That looks to be in good condition & a nice clean dial so a good find.
Will be be interested to see if you can polish out the scratch on the
glass or if it will need to be replaced.
domecurb wrote:so much for no plans to buy, just bought 5 ....yes 5 ! bull head chrono's
domecurb wrote:so much for no plans to buy, just bought 5 ....yes 5 ! bull head chrono's
daff62 wrote:
Five, you have done well. Would be great to see some pics when they arrive.
SeikoJohn wrote:daff62 wrote:
Five, you have done well. Would be great to see some pics when they arrive.
I agree , without pics it simply did not happen
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