The search has ended..
I had been searching for a nice example of the Grand Seiko 6185-8020 "VFA" for some time now. Finally my search is over! “VFA” movements that were first introduced to the market in 1970. “VFA” stands for “Very Fine Adjusted”, and these calibers were regul...
Very fine indeed
Nice clean example you found here, how’s it keeping time after all these years?
Crispy clean!
It seems to be running great. I am going to visit my watchmaker to see what he thinks and also get a reading soon.
Congratulations!
The chase was half the enjoyment, I’m sure. Please keep us updated on its performance Hussam
The chase..
It's always bitter sweet when the chase is over. In this instance I am very happy!
Oh wow! Huge congrats. Looks amazing! Great strap too.
It’s interesting to see lugs on a vintage GS that are similar to those on modern models like the one I have. While I have mixed feelings about the lugs’ prominence Seiko’s design consistency over so many years is admirable.
Thanks!
I agree, I think that a lot of their modern re-issue interpretations are similar but not spot on to their original models. A lot long time collectors or Seiko and GS are not too impressed but the new collectors of the brands are happy with what they're pu...
Congrats on a great and rare watch. here's his Peasant V.F.A. ...
A simple Seiko, with similar lines to the GS. ref. 3823-7040 Made in the early 70's by SUWA factory of Seiko Japan. 38mm and a snowflake dial, You can feel the quality and attention to details, I use it to time my mechanical watches ...
Beautiful!
I have always considered adding one of these to the stable, amazing piece!
