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Marinemaster inside!
Not a very common view, a partially disassembled Marinemaster with 8L35 movement. A "B" version in this case. Got it new in 2011, but very unfortunatelly this watch was stollen less than a year latter. Miss it a lot, a lot... But enjoy the pictures of the 8L35. Cheers, Adriano
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Marinemaster inside!
Not a very common view, a partially disassembled Marinemaster with 8L35 movement. A "B" version in this case. Got it new in 2011, but very unfortunatelly this watch was stollen less than a year latter. Miss it a lot, a lot... But enjoy the pictures of the...
Thank you very much for digging up these photos for us
We don't see enough of the innards of our Seikos - I guess it's because they're not in the shop that often! Cheers & New Years Cazalea 6S37A ...
True...
Although both my Seiko 5 and the Grand Seiko SBGH035 have display backs, they somehow do not get looked at that often. Which chrono is that, Mike?
Mine is a Flight Master and there's a Credor variant too
On the Seiko the date is at 4:30 On this Credor the date is at 6 Both have power reserve. I know the Credor is current production and sold in Seiko boutiques. I'm not sure about the Flight Master. Here's a post about the movement. LINK Mike ...
Now I remember that you've shown us this one before :)
But as Seiko is not exactly a single model line manufacturer and I am new to this...