Vintage Seiko 6159-7010 Grandfather Tuna 600m — USD 4,017

Excitedly sharing about getting the Seiko Mini Tuna for a daughter, the post expresses satisfaction with the watch's fit, adding a touch of joy with emojis.

Summer was on the way and with a protracted stay in Sardinia on the agenda I wanted a watch that was both good on the beach, the bar, and of course, in the water. Not that I was going deep sea diving, but I wanted and needed something robust. I had seen the Seiko Prospex Marine Master SBDX011 watch

Inspired by Andrew's ("219" on the forum) recent and excellent review of the Seiko diver nicknamed "Darth Tuna," and as suggested by Richard (forum handle: "RJW"), let's have a Seiko roll call! I love the brand, and think it's just a matter of time before I add another to my collection. Here's my Se

Hello Seiko Fans, I am happy to report that I spent an afternoon in New York City visiting the Seiko Boutique. Seiko's flagship location in North America, it was a personal project of Mr. Hattori, who loves New York City. It opened in late summer of 2014 and serves as a magnet to draw in watch lover

At the start of December, Seiko has a mini-exhibition at the Raffles City Shopping Centre to showcase Seiko diver's world and also the new PROSPEX Collection. Before the event began, a quick tour around ... The exhibition was located at the busy floor of the Raffles City Shopping Centre. A board sho

I had heard that Mr. Ohira - who I call the "God" of adjustment would be performing demonstration at SEIKO's newly opened boutique, I couldn't help going and greeting Here it is. New building (to me...). Next the the gigantic Tourneau.... And inside is he, explaining to some customers. He was demons