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| Seiko Automatic Titanium Diver SKX423K, Cal. 7S26 | ||||||
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| Seiko Automatic Titanium Diver SKX423K, Cal. 7S26 | ||||||
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| Seiko Automatic Diver Stainless Steel Cal. 7S26, Mens: SKX007K2, Ladies: SKX015K | ||||||
| In Water | In Water | Front | Front | Side by side | Stacked | Spoon Position |
| Beach Series with Crab (Photos Kritaya) of Seiko Mid-Size Diver | ||||||
| "Ghostly" Water Series of SKX007K | ||||||
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| Group pictures SKX423K (orange), SKX007K2 (black), SKX015K(mid size) | |||
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| Seiko Automatic Titanium Diver SKX405K, Cal.7S26 | ||||
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| Seiko Automatic Stainless Steel Diver SKX419K, Cal.7S26 | + SKX007K2 | ||||||||||||
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Titanium
Alarm Chronograph, ca. 1995 Caliber 7T32B, Battery Renata 395 or Maxell SR927SW |
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2 Tone Alarm
Chronograph, ca. 1996 Caliber 7T32B, Battery Renata 395 or Maxell SR927SW |
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Military-style
Alarm Chronograph, ca. 1995 Caliber 7T42B, Battery Renata 395 or Maxell SR927SW |
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Intelligent
Calendar Sports 150 Caliber 6M32, Battery Renata 395 or Maxell SR927SW |
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World
Timer Chronograph
with scrolling LED Battery Renata 390 or SR1130SW |
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Timer Chronograph - Discovery Series, 1993 Caliber 6M15 Battery Renata 395 or Maxell SR927SW |
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Perpetual Calendar - Discovery Series, 1991 Caliber 6M13, Battery Renata 395 or Maxell SR927SW |
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Kinetic
Luminous World Map
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"Macchina Sportiva" (Sports Machine) by Giugiaro, 1996 Caliber 7T32B, Battery Renata 395 or Maxell SR927SW |
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First Kinetic
- used for years in advertising, 1984 Caliber Kinetic 5M23 Case 6B70 |
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| First Kinetic Diver 150m Caliber 5M23 Case 6B50, 1994 | ||||||
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| 2-Tone Kinetic Diver 200 m Caliber 5M42 Case 0B60, manufactured July 1996 | |||||
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Actura
Kinetic Chronograph, 1999 Caliber 9T82 Case 0A20 |
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First Kinetic Actura, 1997 Caliber Kinetic 5M42 Case 0E40 |
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| Kinetic Titanium (bought in Bangkok 1996) | ||||||
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First AutoRelay Mid-Size, 1999 Caliber 5J22 Case 0A30 |
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My "1st time in Tokyo Watch" - Titanium
Perpetual Calendar SLL017P1, Part I, 1999 Cal. 8F32, Battery CR2412 |
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Titanium
Perpetual Calendar SLL017P1, Part II Cal. 8F32, Battery CR2412 |
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First Perpetual Calendar 2100 GMT, 1999 Caliber 8F56 Case 0030, Battery CR 2412 (see setting instructions 8F32 above) |
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And this is my most expensive Seiko besides the Grand Seiko (see there)
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Seiko Flightmaster 6S37 Titanium Column Wheel Chronograph |
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You might have guessed it already, yes, I like Seikos, even my Alarm Clock is a Seiko ;-)
And my daughter's musical wall clock is of course a SEIKO too ;-)
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Two watches which are not in my possession, but have yet a special meaning (see Notes below) and the first watch below started my Seiko Automatic collecting. I only had Seiko Quartz and Kinetics before. The SKX421 was my first Seiko Automatic 7S26 watch.
1) Philip's Watch
The Seiko 5 actually belongs to my son Philip who bought it in July 2001 here in
Bangkok. This pictures are so memorable, because we spent half a day trying to
get a sharp picture. Using daylight outside the house (hot!), using a tripod and
the timer of the camera. The Digital IXUS 2.1 MegaPixel camera at first just
would not focus at all. Those were the very tough beginnings of my watch
photography and I am very glad, that I have such a patient son. He could not
have inherited that from his father!
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2) Alfred's Seiko Titanium Diver
Seeing Alfred's eyes glooming when first seeing this Titanium Diver I had to
give it to him. I replaced this watch with the same watch but sporting an orange
dial and a bracelet instead of the rubber strap. But since I missed the black
face and the rubber strap, I also bought a black face stainless steel Military
Diver. Actually two, one for Kritaya as well.
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| Beach Series Hua Hin (Photos Kritaya) of this Watch |
Watches that left my collection and went to friends:
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Diver 200 M SKX779K, Cal.7S26 (sold February 2003 to a Thai watch friend, but I have so many permanently on stock on PMWC, it is not entirely gone  ), on August 7th
2004 I was lucky to replace it with the "Yellow Monster"
SKZ203K1 46/300 thanks to my
daughter that ran to pick up the phone from SEIKO |
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My Seiko 5
"See Through" Asian Edition only Went as a gift to a watch friend, he liked the Railroad style so much, so I found I let it go. And also interesting, giving away watches is as nice as getting new ones :) |
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SKX007K Wrist Shots 2004 Went to a watch friend in Summer 2007. The SKX419K (see above) is much better suited for my small wrist. While the SKX007K is a real classic I always felt it was at the limit regarding size for my skinny wrist |
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