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What a bright furoshiki
Signo,
The furoshiki cloth is too bright for Winter. 
Did the Parker pen come as a gift from Wako departo for buying the Credor chronograph?
Regards,
MTF
Arigatou
Sure did! But it came from the Seiko Premium Boutique (not Wako, which was out of stock for this model).
Superb addition to the collection. Congratulations Signo. Best regards Edward [nt]
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During a visit to the Seiko Boutique today I heard from the staff that the GCBK981 has been discontinued. Not sure if...
that is correct as I still see it on the US and Japanese Credor websites.
They are true eye candies ....
which boutique is it? Thank you for sharing Signo. Best Regards Edward
Excellent pix!!
Love all the pix, really a nice watch. It looks very dynamic and I hope you continue to share it here with us!
Beautiful pix again! Love the one with the strawberry pastry 
S
Great photo & great dial
The "architecture" of this watch has always intrigued me... my eyes wander up down around back along the figure 8, over to the little running seconds valley on the left, then over to the power reserve zone at right ... following the great circle route of the blue line out near the edge ...
I love the depth of the dial..
The sales told me the dial was designed after the steering wheel of a ship. If you look carefully there are 3 steering wheels in all.
