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Much appreciated, KMII ο»Ώππ
Different times indeed -- this model's design is from Seiko's archives and is a dead ringer for Seiko's first GMT with rotating bezel that was introduced in 1968.
Homely, but steadfast
Calling this charmer of a watch by its official name (Seiko Prospex Land βNavigator Timerβ Mechanical GMT Limited Edition SPB411J1) is quite a mouthful, so the other day a good friend of mine christened it much more succinctly as βhomely.β I had a good la...
Charming
Is it a screw down crown? I suspect not, just curious as I still don't have a gmt.
Thanks Arronax
No, no screw down crown but still a reasonable 10 bar W.R. The watch's bezel and case profile kind of reminds of your cool Doxa !
A fabulous piece ππ»ππ»ππ»
And like you say, a watch reminding us of different times - in a good way! Maybe I do need to visit the local Seiko dealer after all π€π»
Much appreciated, KMII ο»Ώππ
Different times indeed -- this model's design is from Seiko's archives and is a dead ringer for Seiko's first GMT with rotating bezel that was introduced in 1968.
I unsuccessfully bid on three Seiko classics from that era over the past daysβ¦
Two Olympic chronographs and a world timer. Lost all three π€·π»ββοΈ And luckily this is a well executed one - some of their reimagining of the past has been hit and miss lately π€·π»ββοΈ
Good luck hunting !
I'm not very familiar with vintage Seikos, but this Worldtimer does look quite nice image from the web ...
Was a slightly different case but yes, this type ππ»
The only Seiko Nico would consider πππ»
