Seiko, Japan, Table II: Watches 31 to 60,
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SEIKO Links

How to read Seiko Reference and Movement Numbers

Faulty Kinetic Capacitors - my experience

How to change the Capacitor of a SEIKO 5M42 Kinetic

Thanks to Brett B., USA - An explanation of the "Wave Logo" on the Diver's back and a Water Resistance Chart

Mechanical

Seiko 7005-8022W Caliber 7005A with original SEIKO replacement bracelet 7005-8022W
Front Dial 8100S Clasp Side Back Movt Wrist
Found this watch on the fleamarket, the story is here
Find a service report of this watch here
Read Rob B's great review of the 7005 here

 

Seiko 5 SNXE37K Caliber 7S26A with original SEIKO replacement hands, ca. 2003
(not the same style as the original, hands replaced August 2005)
The Story (long, plus strap photo) Dial Another Angle Top Back Zoom Movement Crown View Movement Balance View

 

Seiko 5 SNXE37K continued
Wrist (new hands) Wrist (original hands)

 

Friday's 13th do not always have to be bad... got this great Seiko as a gift from my friend Jose (jetan) on November, Friday 13th in 2003, thank you Jose!

Seiko Automatic (Swiss Model) Cal. 4205 SUG153K1
Front and Story Side Back Wrist Wrist Closer Current strap: Morellato, water resistant From the Side The Buckle

 

Seiko SKZ203K1 "The Yellow Monster" - Thai Limited Edition 046/300
Caliber 7S26, 21 Jewels, not handwinding, not hacking
How to resize this Monster's bracelet, the trick with the sleeves!
Front and the lucky story Box Back Wrist Yellow Monday
 
Seiko Samurai "The Ninja" SNM017K1 - Thai Limited Edition 021/500 2006
Caliber 7S36, 23 Jewels (very smilar to 7S26, 3 additional jewels in the autmoatic winding system), not handwinding, not hacking
The Samurai has longer and easier to install sleeves, link leads you to the Monster resizing instructions
Front and Story Box and Papers The Limited Edition Box The Ninja and Yellow Monster glowing More unprocessed glowing 340 grams of resized Seikos Backs All links provided by the factory Diver's extension The Back
 
Seiko Samurai "The Ninja" SNM017K1 continued
Front Top Front Closer Dial Dial with Lume Wrist Dial Texture Not too high on a small wrist Wrist side Clasp

 

Kinetic (and AGS, Automatic Generating System)

One of the first Seiko AGS Sports Elegance 1988
Wrist Display Back

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Quartz

In the same case as the AGS above, one of my all-time favorite Alarm-Chrono-Timers! Very small by today's standards
The first Alarm-Chrono-Timer, SQ100, 1988
Caliber 7T42, Battery SR927SW
Front Back Movt

 

Seiko 6F24 Tidal Chronometer Seiko Sports 150
Front
with Manual
Top Front 2 Side Dial with Manual Dial Zoom Back Movement
(SW 920)
Tidal Setting Instructions
 
Seiko Criteria Limited Edition SNA299P1 Pilot's Watch with Slide Ruler
Front Dial Clasp Wrist
 
Seiko Sportura 100 m World Time Alarm Chronograph
Caliber H023A, Battery SEIKO SR1130W (Renata 390)
Front Back Back Back Open Movt H023A Wrist
 
Seiko 150 2 Tone Sports Alarm Chronograph, Timer, 1991, bought 1995
Caliber 7T42, Battery SR927SW
Front Dial Back Movement 7T42 Wrist
 
Seiko 150 Moonphase Chronograph with Date Hand, ca. 1992
Caliber 7T36, Battery Renata 395 or SR927SW
Front Back

 

Seiko's first Alarm Timer Chrono with turning selector
Caliber 8M25, ca. 1991, original battery was a leaking Seikazin 920 (ARGH!) which killed the movement!
Front Movt

 

 
Seiko's first 1/10th Chronograph Alarm Timer ca. 1992
Caliber 6M25A, battery SR1130W
Front Dial Back Top   Box Back Movt 6M25A Reset Instr. Wrist
 
Seiko SQ50 AutoCalendar Multifunction via Crown
Caliber 6M26A, Battery Renata 395 or Maxell SR927SW
Front Front 2 Bracelet Wrist Back Movt
 

SEIKO Digital Wall Clock (the "London Pneumonia" Clock)

Radio Controlled SEIKO Calendar Hygrometer Thermometer Alarm Digital Wall Clock, Kanji Display (Japanese only) May 2005 (Labor Day Holiday)
Picture with some Thai ceramics Back with Sensor openings and setting buttons

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Watches that left my collection and went to friends

 

Seiko 5 Sports Re-Issue 1997 Cal. 7S36
The watch is big but due to a flat case very convenient to wear despite its huge size. However it did not get much wrist time, actually almost none. So I let it go since there was a huge demand for these Sports re-issues on PMWC
Front Wrist

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