Seiko Discus's (aka Burger) Japanese Brochure Translated !!

Jan 12, 2008,22:16 PM
 

Hi Masterpiece

Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to translate the brochure.

Looking forward to your impression of the Black Discus once you have it smile

Kong

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Additional Information about The Seiko Discus

 
 By: masterspiece : January 12th, 2008-19:15
Was able to have the japanese translated but, unfortunately, it is much harder to go from Japanese to English. There are some areas that, if translated verbatim, would make no sense so we tried to capture the "essence" of their message as the Japanese wri... 

Seiko Discus's (aka Burger) Japanese Brochure Translated !!

 
 By: Kong : January 12th, 2008-22:16
Hi Masterpiece Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to translate the brochure. Looking forward to your impression of the Black Discus once you have it Kong

Thanks, Kong.

 
 By: masterspiece : January 12th, 2008-23:23

Kinda looks that way, Ron . . .

 
 By: Dr No : January 13th, 2008-09:00
. . . I'm still scratching my head over this one, and will have to wait until Steve H gets his for some hands-on experience . . . cordially, Art

Art, will make you scratch your head harder ...with a white Discus...

 
 By: Kong : January 13th, 2008-11:54
on a separate post . home.watchprosite.com Kong

Masterpiece, this is a great help to all the discus burger>>>

 
 By: timerider : January 13th, 2008-10:36
fans, which there seem to be quite a few. Thanks for all the work. There is one contradiction in the material that is very important, the magnetic issue. The Japan Industry Standard usually refers to how something "resists" a threat to the product. So I a... 

Yes, the contradiction...

 
 By: masterspiece : January 13th, 2008-15:39
is what makes the Japanese language so funny. It really is anti-magnetic, though. Yes, I can see how if the watch were "magnetic", it would cause problems not only with other watches but other sensitive electronic equipment and possibly medical equipment.... 

Thanks Bob, after going to Japan for 20+ years>>>

 
 By: timerider : January 13th, 2008-19:00
I know the issue. My agents in Japan are rounding up a few, at that price makes a nice gift too. Thanks again for all the work. Tim

My pleasure, Tim.

 
 By: masterspiece : January 13th, 2008-21:41

No problemo!

 
 By: masterspiece : January 13th, 2008-15:42