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Closing the Loop
Wanted to post these as this represent the end of my Seiko collecting. If I am not happy with these, I be insane.
Nice! But also I must say “Welcome to the looney bin”
“An insane asylum or the psychiatric ward of a hospital for the mentally ill. May be used as an offensive term.”
"Loon," which first appeared in English during the early 1600s, is believed to be derived from the Scandinavian term for the loon, "lomr."
The "loon" that means "a crazy, foolish or silly person" comes from the Middle English "loun."
YOU CAN’T STOP NOW MARK!
Cazalea
"Loon," which first appeared in English during the early 1600s, is believed to be derived from the Scandinavian term for the loon, "lomr."
The "loon" that means "a crazy, foolish or silly person" comes from the Middle English "loun."
YOU CAN’T STOP NOW MARK!
Cazalea
Ha ha ha
You might be right! The name I use for my loony bin might be called “Grand Seiko.”
SLA033
Is days old, so it’s the honeymoon period.
SLA025 has had a slight edge so far from SLA017.
SLA025 has had a slight edge so far from SLA017.
I love all three of them
Fantastic re-editions. Shame that Seiko decided to position them at such a (relatively) high price point vs. the original reedition of the MarineMaster 300 (SBDX001). If not for that, I would surely have bought one these models. Probably the Willard.
Fantastic trio - enjoy them all
I'm sure the longer you enjoy them - the more great Seikos you'll discover.
Enjoy the journey
Cheers
JML
Enjoy the journey
Cheers
JML
You can’t get a better selection of modern classics. You have great taste.
My old school selection.
Just what I didn’t need to see two days before I’ll be staying within walking distance of a Seiko boutique ;) [nt]
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