Seiko

There’s interesting history around the Shaka, most of it is speculation. Zero speculation with this Seiko.

This is not an Eichi but it's related -- an older cousin, perhaps even an uncle to the Eichi profiled a few days ago. This watch is approximately 20 years old. If you want to know more, check this post from a decade ago MANUAL WIND SPRING DRIVES Cazalea

Yellow gold and dark blue dial - wow! This year marks Credor's 50th anniversary, and a special edition of the acclaimed Eichi II will mark the occasion. This commemorative watch features a deep blue porcelain dial. The hour markers, the Credor logo at the

Just came back from a longer business trip and one the watches accompanying me was the Grand Seiko SBGR305, the first modern single logo piece. Makes for a great travel watch, easy to pair, adequately robust to deal with the odd rain shower, sufficiently

When the rose gold Credor Eichi ll was launched in 2018, I rushed to my AD to try it on but unfortunately the watch did not ignite the necessary passion from within me. The porcelain dial, hand painted numerals, the ultra smooth glide of the seconds hand

This is super cool. I got it for my wife. Her back story is she doesn't understand anything to do with why I like watches, go on watch websites, or take pictures of watches 😅 Then I show her a watchtime from 2008 before we met to remind her this is nothin

SBGW003 one of 300 from many years ago. I hunted for this for about 3 years after seeing it on SteveG's website. I hope you don't mind that it is missing a date? Cheers, Cazalea

I'm wearing my Seiko Sportura Perpetual Calendar GMT 100M watch today. As I said in the title to this post, it's not the most fashionable watch having aged a bit since Y2K, but it's a darn nice object to find in the watch cabinet. Legible dial Bright lume

Needs a tad more light, in order to appreciate the pink dial

If yes, this is my submission