Any Seiko Vintage lover?

[ti64]

Here you go guys. Sorry about the link

Manual wind ks 45-7001

I have oso a bellmatic

And vintage divers

hi ti64, do you mind post your king seiko again? i cannot see the pic. thanks
Is a first generation or 2nd generation? Is is a chronometer?

[ti64]

hi ti64, do you mind post your king seiko again? i cannot see the pic. thanks
Is a first generation or 2nd generation? Is is a chronometer?

Superken Its not a chronometer for sure but i m not sure its 1st or 2nd gen. Would you help me how i can id its gen?

[rainbowfix]

Hi, my first vintage GS. So I guess I have to make it a 'special' one. This is model 6155-8000. The dail just fascinates me.

[JOS2012]

Nice…v v nice
Care to pm me where n how much you got it for? Thanks

Hi, my first vintage GS. So I guess I have to make it a 'special' one. This is model 6155-8000. The dail just fascinates me.

another v nice piece..
can u pm me where and how much you got it for
Thanks

Here you go guys. Sorry about the link

Manual wind ks 45-7001

I have oso a bellmatic

And vintage divers

hi ti64, do you mind post your king seiko again? i cannot see the pic. thanks
Is a first generation or 2nd generation? Is is a chronometer?

[sniperontheroof]

My humble 17 jewel collection

6309-7040 turtle



6309-8010 from the 70's


Mid 60's 7625-8030 Sportsmatic

[JOS2012]

Love your 6309-8010..

BTW if you ever decide to sell the Sportsmatic, do let me know.
It was one of my dad's watches but its gone missing through the years...it'll be nice to have a replacement...

My humble 17 jewel collection

6309-7040 turtle



6309-8010 from the 70's


Mid 60's 7625-8030 Sportsmatic

[sniperontheroof]

Love your 6309-8010..

BTW if you ever decide to sell the Sportsmatic, do let me know.
It was one of my dad's watches but its gone missing through the years...it'll be nice to have a replacement...

Thanks but I don't think I'll ever part with it. Its also my dad's watch with my birthdate as service marking inside the caseback (mom in labor and dad goes to service his watch) 

[ti64]

Beautiful watches... Loves the patina

Love your 6309-8010..

BTW if you ever decide to sell the Sportsmatic, do let me know.
It was one of my dad's watches but its gone missing through the years...it'll be nice to have a replacement...

Thanks but I don't think I'll ever part with it. Its also my dad's watch with my birthdate as service marking inside the caseback (mom in labor and dad goes to service his watch) 

[Enkidu]

Mid 60's 7625-8030 Sportsmatic

That sportsmatic looks pristine!!!  Wear in good health...

[JeepWH]

Love seiko vintages, have one vintage automatic chrono.

[1to12]

Sunday morning breakfast with a champion...



Good day to all!

[JOS2012]

lovely and in excellent condition too…35-36mm?

care to share where you bought it from and an indicative cost?
thanks...

[1to12]

lovely and in excellent condition too…35-36mm?

care to share where you bought it from and an indicative cost?
thanks...

Thanks mate. Yes, it's 36 x 42.5 mm excl. crown. From ard 1960s with a manual winding movement that beats at 18k vph.

Bought it from a nice individual merchant in Spore. Will PM you the indicative cost.

 

[JeepWH]

lovely and in excellent condition too…35-36mm?

care to share where you bought it from and an indicative cost?
thanks...

Thanks mate. Yes, it's 36 x 42.5 mm excl. crown. From ard 1960s with a manual winding movement that beats at 18k vph.

Bought it from a nice individual merchant in Spore. Will PM you the indicative cost.

 

Can PM me the name of the merchant in Spore, I go over frequently. Thanks

[1to12]

lovely and in excellent condition too…35-36mm?

care to share where you bought it from and an indicative cost?
thanks...

Thanks mate. Yes, it's 36 x 42.5 mm excl. crown. From ard 1960s with a manual winding movement that beats at 18k vph.

Bought it from a nice individual merchant in Spore. Will PM you the indicative cost.

 

Can PM me the name of the merchant in Spore, I go over frequently. Thanks

PM sent. Happy Hunting!

[JeepWH]

lovely and in excellent condition too…35-36mm?

care to share where you bought it from and an indicative cost?
thanks...

Thanks mate. Yes, it's 36 x 42.5 mm excl. crown. From ard 1960s with a manual winding movement that beats at 18k vph.

Bought it from a nice individual merchant in Spore. Will PM you the indicative cost.

 

Can PM me the name of the merchant in Spore, I go over frequently. Thanks

PM sent. Happy Hunting!

PM received, thanks. 

[Enkidu]

Good bye, Mr Poque....

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tree&goto=6739884&rid=2#msg_6739884

[Yoda]

Good bye, Mr Poque....

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tree&goto=6739884&rid=2#msg_6739884

Yes good bye Mr Poque.

I have one Blue Poque will remember him when wear it.

[JeepWH]

Good bye, Mr Poque....

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tree&goto=6739884&rid=2#msg_6739884

Yes good bye Mr Poque.

I have one Blue Poque will remember him when wear it.

RIP and good bye Mr Poque.   

[superken182]

hi ti64, do you mind post your king seiko again? i cannot see the pic. thanks
Is a first generation or 2nd generation? Is is a chronometer?

Superken Its not a chronometer for sure but i m not sure its 1st or 2nd gen. Would you help me how i can id its gen?

Hi ti64, nice piece of KS HI-beat! wear in good health. 
between try google of KS 1st generation, an example as below. U can see that the name "King Seiko" is printed on the dial directly. Late KS is in emblem form. Enjoy !



this one indeed a perfect condition of 14K Gold-filled back case
 

[superken182]

Good bye, Mr Poque....

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tree&goto=6739884&rid=2#msg_6739884

Yes good bye Mr Poque.

I have one Blue Poque will remember him when wear it.

RIP and good bye Mr Poque.   

Now i learn one more story about Seiko, thx for sharing the info! RIP and good bye Mr Poque.   

[superken182]

My humble 17 jewel collection

6309-7040 turtle

6309-8010 from the 70's
Mid 60's 7625-8030 Sportsmatic

Amazing collection! i love so much the Sportsmatic as well! what a clean and gentleman look! 

[superken182]

One of my lately collection!

Seiko LM with movement 5606-7000. Enjoy!





catch from the internet info...
// Lord Matic was a mid range Seiko that boasted the fact that the watch was an automatic that was thinner than all other auto’s of the time. In the beginning the watches were one piece design that you could only remove the movement from the front. Had the 5606 movement that was the base for the King Seiko’s of the time. And KS was a high grade watch that was second to the Grand Seiko as the most top of the line Seiko during the 1960’s and 70’s. //

[ti64]

Mine certainly is not the first then and the condition is not really perfect, there are tiny scratches on the case and a small tiny chip on the glass. Nothin major tho, case is unpolished and the gold emblem is in good condition. The watch runs very accurate to 1 second more a day or 2, i didnt really measure and the PR is about 38 to 42 hours on fullwind.

I have had this watch for many years, i think more than 10 hmmm i dont even remember where i got it. A gift from my late grandfather? He gave me a few watches i dont remember which is which anymore.

hi ti64, do you mind post your king seiko again? i cannot see the pic. thanks
Is a first generation or 2nd generation? Is is a chronometer?

Superken Its not a chronometer for sure but i m not sure its 1st or 2nd gen. Would you help me how i can id its gen?

Hi ti64, nice piece of KS HI-beat! wear in good health. 
between try google of KS 1st generation, an example as below. U can see that the name "King Seiko" is printed on the dial directly. Late KS is in emblem form. Enjoy !



this one indeed a perfect condition of 14K Gold-filled back case
 

[JOS2012]

Recently got a vintage 1970's King Seiko Chronometer hi-beat from the MWF shop.
It had quite a bit of dust and marks on the dial as well as on top and under the acrylic crystal, the crown tube had lots of gunk inside, the case back was poorly screwed on and it was running slow….

So I opened it up and cleaned up the acrylic crystal both under and on top, cleared out the accumulated gunk in the tube stem, cleaned up  the gaskets on the crown and case back gently, spent an hour slowly cleaning up the dial and markers..
Unfortunately I have no skills to take the movement apart….which fortunately was running well apart from losing time….

and here it is before being put back together and regulated….









wrist shot…now running beautifully…..




some links:

http://www.pmwf.com/Phorum/read.php?10,495022,495022

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f366/my-1973-king-seiko-5626-7041-a-983693.html