Is Seiko Pogue a Good Watch?
When watch enthusiasts discuss iconic timepieces, the Seiko Pogue always enters the conversation. It’s not just another vintage chronograph—it’s a piece of space history, a… Read More »Is Seiko Pogue a Good Watch?
When watch enthusiasts discuss iconic timepieces, the Seiko Pogue always enters the conversation. It’s not just another vintage chronograph—it’s a piece of space history, a… Read More »Is Seiko Pogue a Good Watch?
In the luxurious echelons of horology, few timepieces capture the imagination as vividly as the Grand Seiko Snowflake. This blog post embarks on an in-depth… Read More »Grand Seiko Snowflake: A Masterpiece of Japanese Watchmaking
Seiko unveils a new Presage collection inspired by Hemp Leaves Japanese watchmaker Seiko is introducing a new subfamily named Sharp Edge into its Presage collection.… Read More »2020 Seiko Presage Sharp Edged
Seiko Digital Quartz Watch is a highly reliable, all-solid-state liquid crystal display watch. Seiko’s most advanced technology in high-precision technology and electronics has been incorporated… Read More »Seiko Quartz Watch Digital Type Technical Guide 1980
Seiko TR02-01 (1982, Japan). 1.2” b&w LCD. Here’s the very first real, honest-to-goodness wrist TV! Consisting of three units-the wrist display, the pocket receiver, and… Read More »Seiko TV Watch – Seiko TR02-01 from 1982
Professional Diver’s Watch – Cal. 6159 (Water resistant to 60 atmospheres) HI-BEAT 36,000 frequency movement. Seiko Professional Diver’s Watch is specially designed for deep sea… Read More »How To Use Your Seiko Automatic Diver’s Watch: Cal. 6159, 6105, 2205
Diashock (shock resistant device) is installed in every SEIKO watch. It protects the balance staff against even repeated and violent impacts and helps make every… Read More »What is Seiko Diashock protection ?
The fashion for vintage which has boomed over the course of the past decade concerns not only watches – far from it. Vintage is everywhere,… Read More »Vintage Mania
Standard Procedures: Seiko vs. COSC How does Seiko’s Grand Seiko Inspection Standard differ from the COSC tests required for a Swiss mechanical chronometer? In three… Read More »Standard Procedures: Seiko vs. COSC
Seiko-Cal 400 “Weekdater” Gentleman’s automatic wristwatch, circa 1963, the first Seiko wristwatch with day of the week and date, in a gilded three part case… Read More »Seiko-Cal 400 “Weekdater”
Seiko-Cal 290 “Gyro-Marvel” Seiko’s first own gentleman’s automatic wristwatch, circa 1959, in stainless steel with snap-on back. Ball-bearing mounted rotor with heavy metal ring winding… Read More »Seiko-Cal 290 “Gyro-Marvel”
Seiko caliber 6619A is Japanese movement from 1960’s Sweep second, day and date indication – quickset. Automatic movement with 21 jewels. F = 18000 A/h Power reserve:… Read More »Seiko caliber 6619A movement – specifications and photo