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Thisdale
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Oct 30, 2015
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brainwave
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Oct 31, 2015
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ThisdaleI agree. Good looking with the white dial, but large dominating face and crude looking case and crown head do not match. Rather ew... unsophisticated for a dress watch.
Malenklov
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Nov 1, 2015
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wontonLooking down at Seiko is probably a popular sentiment, but Japanese timekeeping actually has a pretty storied history. Seiko actually dates back to the 1890s; their advances in the 1960s, both in their superb mechanical movements and their release of the first quartz wristwatch, really took the horological world (especially a complacent Swiss watch industry that had bet on the interesting-but-less-practical electromechanical tuning fork technology) by storm. Seiko's models from this period are really quite collectible. Today, people are thrown by the fact that the Seiko name covers a wide range of markets, with watches that cost as much as an expensive lunch to those that are priced like cheap houses. Seiko definitely has a pedigree as interesting as most Swiss brands.
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I'd much rather go for the SKX007J, which has so much history in itself.
Also pointed out by others already, the date makes this, not so much a Dress Watch. nice none the less.