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State of the Seiko Collection
Hi all,
Newbie Seiko collector here, just wanted to share the state of my Seiko Collection at this moment..
Kinetic Landmaster SBDW005. Kinetic movement with GMT hand. All titanium monocoque body.
Lord Marvel 36000. 5740C movement, beating at 10bps, first Seiko Hi-beat movement. Currently, only Zenith and Seiko produce 36000 movements on a large scale for sale.
Laurel. 4S15 movement. Integrated bracelet design.
Brightz SAGN001. 4S15 movement. LE of 500. Brightz Titanium body. Sporty, thick lugs. Gorgeous font type.
Brightz SAGN005. 4S29 movement. Hand-winding only with power reserve and subsidiary second hands. Enamel Dial. Brightz Titanium body. Cushion style case. Gorgeous font type.
Credor Phoenix GCBR993. 8L75 movement, basically gold plated version of 8L35 found in MM300. Stainless steel body, finishing second only to GS. Arrow head hands. Phoenix motif carved on caseback.
Mechanical SARN001. 4S36 movement, GMT, power reserve, retrograde day, subsidiary date. Last variation in 4S family. Highest level of mechanical movement offered by Seiko outside of GS movement family.
Brightz Ananta SAEH005. 6S28 movement, chronograph, column wheel, rocking pinion. Regarded as unofficial Kakume reissue. Ceramic bezel. Gorgeous finishing on lugs.
Credor GCBZ995. 8L36 movement, undecorated, unadjusted version of 9S56 found in GS. Very well-polished hands. Tokyo stripes on entire movement back. The only GMT version of 8L family that I'm aware of and only found in this model. Artwork on dial. GCBZ997 has the "Seiko" branding on dial.
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State of the Seiko Collection
Hi all, Newbie Seiko collector here, just wanted to share the state of my Seiko Collection at this moment.. Kinetic Landmaster SBDW005. Kinetic movement with GMT hand. All titanium monocoque body. Lord Marvel 36000. 5740C movement, beating at 10bps, first...
Great and seldom seen collection
Welcome here by the way, and thanks for sharing this superb collection with us. Would like to see more pictures of The Lord Marvel and the two Credors if you have more, especially the movements. Richard
movement shots
Dear sir, Here's a shot of the Lord Marvel movement... I do not have a movement shot of the Credor Phoenix, but I found this... And you can see more shots of the GMT credor from this post. I wasn't the first to buy this particular Credor and write here ab...
Definitely far from "newbie Seiko collector". :-)
Welcome to the forum, Sir. Awesome collection with many hard to find pieces especially the cal. 4S Brightz. Thanks for sharing and looking for more. Regards, Indera
4s Brightz
Dear sir, The 4s Brightz were what started me on my Seiko journey. Fabulous movements...totally love the titanium bodies... and those gorgeous fonts. Pity the current Brightz are mainly housing quartz movements.
Very nice; Exceptional; Good Taste; Rare Watches!
What more can I say - thanks! May I ask How many have you bought and sold to narrow the collection to this? Cheers Cazalea
I am humbled
Dear sir, I stand humbled by your kind remarks,especially considering your esteemed collection of Grand Seikos and the like. I would also like to congratulate you on the excellent Seiko Profile posts. Please keep them coming! I am not a flipper and like a...
Newbie? You are already a master collector!
.. with lots of rare and hard-core pieces! Welcome to SEIKO world and this forum. Let us see more of your collection from time to time, please! Ken
That manual-winding titanium Brightz . . .
. . . was on my list for a while! Cazalea might even remember my asking if he had one for sale several years ago. Thanks for sharing your Seiko collection with us, c. Best, Art
