
Adriano shares his multi-year journey to restore two iconic Seiko 6105 diver watches, the 6105-8000 and 6105-8110. His dedication to sourcing original and period-correct components, even when challenging, highlights the passion involved in vintage watch restoration. This post offers a valuable look into the meticulous process of bringing these classic divers back to life, showcasing the blend of original and carefully adapted parts.
The Rolex Oyster Perpetual reference 6105 represents the brand's Bubble Back series from the 1940s. This 32mm timepiece demonstrates Rolex's automatic watchmaking during the decade, featuring the caliber A.10 movement with 42-hour power reserve.
The stainless steel case measures 32mm in diameter and houses an automatic caliber A.10 movement. The watch displays a silver dial beneath an acrylic crystal, framed by a smooth bezel. Water resistance extends to 50 meters, and the timepiece is fitted with a leather strap.
This reference appeals to collectors interested in mid-20th century Rolex automatic watches and those focusing on the Bubble Back series specifically. The 32mm case size and silver dial configuration place this reference within the smaller format offerings of the Oyster Perpetual range from this production period.
No safe queen ready for full ocean action down 35 meter and ready for more. Bill Seiko Diver with friends sharks beware
Is a watch that I'm chasing since mine was "removed" in 2010. Perfect in all counts (comfort, movement etc.). Meanwhile, my Athaya Vintage (A reedition/homage) is my walk around watch: Cheers, Nilo
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