6306

SEIKO 6309-7049 aka: TURTLE Introduced in 1976 through 1988 (13 year run) - Seiko dive watches have a long history with the U.S. Special Operations community, and U.S. Naval Special Warfare units. Model variants: SEIKO 6306-7000/1 JDM (Japanese domestic m

SEIKO 6309-7049 aka: TURTLE Introduced in 1976 through 1988 (13 year run) - Seiko dive watches have a long history with the U.S. Special Operations community, and U.S. Naval Special Warfare units. Model variants: SEIKO 6306-7000/1 JDM ( Japanese domestic

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My 6306 (not a picture from today however, as Saturday mornings are Garmin wrist time!).

Disclaimer: The accuracy of the below is not guaranteed, there are numerous more knowledgable and reliable sources than I on Seiko Divers and the 6105 references. If you notice any glaring errors please don’t be shy in highlighting, similarly please chime

I think the Suwa dials were standard on the Japanese domestic market watches (the ref 6306) which was only in existence for maybe 4 years based on what I've read (76-80). [This could be incorrect, if someone knows please correct me]. By contrast the 6309

On the wrist today is a 6306 (6306-704L T is the precise text under the 6 marker) with a “Suwa dial” (indicating the watch was made in the Seiko Suwa factory in Japan). I think this text was seen only on the “Suwa dials” but I’m not certain. This referenc

I've been seriously thinking about the Ninja, my 6306 needs a younger brother! Cheating a little as this picture is from Friday.