Author Topic: Playing with NOS - Seiko 9T82 Queries  (Read 3579 times)

Offline D'Andy

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Playing with NOS - Seiko 9T82 Queries
« on: March 05, 2017, 01:40:29 PM »
Of late, I started having interests with getting NOS of various collectible watches. While watches that were automatic in version and utilising ETA/Selitta/Seiko/Miyota calibers were of not much concern to me as my regular watchsmiths could work on them if further work was required, I was just offered the opportunity to get a couple of Seiko Sportura Kinetic from a decade or more ago. While the NOS had warranty from Japan, it was going to be trying to claim for warranty and I have read of cases involving duds in the Seiko 9T82 movements. I was especially concerned as I would be getting watches that had been left in the stockroom for more than a decade.

Anyone with experience with Seiko Kinetic movements, especially so if involving the older 9T82 movements, would appreciate if you could share your tuppence here. Cheers.

I have more sample pictures of these beauties at http://andywristwatches.blogspot.my/2017/03/nos-seiko-sportura-kinetic-limited.html, but here's how these models looked, to tempt your tastebuds.



« Last Edit: March 05, 2017, 01:42:28 PM by D'Andy »
Watch hobbyist @ andywristwatches.blogspot.com. Current faves in my collection :

Rolex | Omega | Bell & Ross | Panerai | Seiko | G-Shock |