62MAS-Inspired Seiko Dive Watch
Re: 62MAS-Inspired Seiko Dive Watch
That's cheap.
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Is the clasp 18mm?
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I do think it looks nice. Fully agree that it should live on straps but a bracelet option is always nice to have.
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Not sure, mine is still wrapped up. I do know the MM300 clasp fits, per posts on WUS.MikeyLikesIt wrote:Is the clasp 18mm?
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Got the chance to wear it all day finally.
Damn nice. Comfortable. Dial, case, bezel all strong.
Maybe watch of the year so far?
Damn nice. Comfortable. Dial, case, bezel all strong.
Maybe watch of the year so far?
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Floating down canal
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-- Eric Cartman
“To absent friends, lost loves, old gods, and the season of mists; and may each and every one of us always give the devil his due.”
― Neil Gaiman, The Sandman
I bought a cheap watch from a crazy man
Floating down canal
It doesn't use numbers or moving hands
It always just says now
Now you may be thinking that I was had
But this watch is never wrong
And If I have trouble the warranty said
Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On
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Re: 62MAS-Inspired Seiko Dive Watch
More shots after I neutered the nato.
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So is this a reissue LE or will this be standard Japanese market issue as well?
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Limited Edition of 2000 pieces worldwide. There will be no more.zepp21 wrote:So is this a reissue LE or will this be standard Japanese market issue as well?
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There is a new version due this month, but it's not to this level. It is attractive, 43mm, and runs a 6R15 motor.
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so what's the range of LE numbers here?
62MAS-Inspired Seiko Dive Watch
???2ar2c1 wrote:so what's the range of LE numbers here?
0001-2000/2000
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Mine is #1712 / 2000
I brought my SKX007, Shogun and MM300 in to take some comparison shots for a review. I will say the bezel action on this is superb.
I've always liked Seiko bezel action, but this one is just a step above. It feels almost fluid, and dampened, yet well defined clicks with zero backlash or slop.
On the strap it feels almost petite next to the MM300, but for me with my skinny wrists, this isn't a bad thing at all.
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I agree, the bezel is fantastic
Everything on the watch is smooth in operation and nicely done. It lives up to the hype for sure.
Everything on the watch is smooth in operation and nicely done. It lives up to the hype for sure.
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Some quick an dirty comparison shots.
Against the MM300:
Against the Shogun:
Side by side:
All three:
Still very much in the honeymoon period, but for me, this watch wears perfectly. The MM300 was my personal grail when I first got into collecting and will always have a place in my watch box, but in reality I rarely wear it for days on end. It is a big, thick, watch that you know you are wearing.
The Shogun is a favorite due to its Diashield Ti construction. It is also a large watch, but it seems to hide it's size well being relatively thin and light weight.
The SLA017 wears very well on my 7 inch wrist.
I think the SLA017 would compare well in size / wear-ability to a Sub rather than to either of my other Seiko's. When I get the chance, I'll post some photos of it against a GMTiiC for visual comparison. If Todd stops by on his way south from Maine, maybe we can get the Sub comparison shots.
Against the MM300:
Against the Shogun:
Side by side:
All three:
Still very much in the honeymoon period, but for me, this watch wears perfectly. The MM300 was my personal grail when I first got into collecting and will always have a place in my watch box, but in reality I rarely wear it for days on end. It is a big, thick, watch that you know you are wearing.
The Shogun is a favorite due to its Diashield Ti construction. It is also a large watch, but it seems to hide it's size well being relatively thin and light weight.
The SLA017 wears very well on my 7 inch wrist.
I think the SLA017 would compare well in size / wear-ability to a Sub rather than to either of my other Seiko's. When I get the chance, I'll post some photos of it against a GMTiiC for visual comparison. If Todd stops by on his way south from Maine, maybe we can get the Sub comparison shots.
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Thank you for the pics with Shogun, all of my illusions are instantly gone. Waiting for the blue
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I don't know whether to say "you are welcome" or "I'm sorry"... maybe both.
It wears like a 40mm diver. Great for those of us with smaller wrists, but not for everyone - especially those who are used to wearing 44mm watches routinely.
I'm sure your old Orient Star 300MM diver would dwarf this SLA017. I've had similar illusions of buying one of those but knew I'd never wear it due to the size.
Sometimes (rarely) it is OK to be scrawny I guess
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I was searching on japanese websites for one today. Makes Shogun look like a huge tank and it was my smallest diver I've worn in the past few years.
It's bitter sweet, you're welcome and I'm sorry both apply
This pic fn killed me, Shogun wears smaller than SKX
It's bitter sweet, you're welcome and I'm sorry both apply
This pic fn killed me, Shogun wears smaller than SKX
62MAS-Inspired Seiko Dive Watch
Seppia wrote:I definitely agree on your main point though, I'm sure the new 62Mas would wear small on you
My only reservation (and I already own two LOL) is the size. It seems small when I compare it to my others, but on wrist it seems fine. It really does wear like the 16600 SD.
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Ed can you do me a favor since we have similar size wrists
Can you thread a castrated NATO through so the buckle is in the middle of the wrist back, please ?
Can you thread a castrated NATO through so the buckle is in the middle of the wrist back, please ?
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I can, but won't be home until later.Panerai7 wrote:Ed can you do me a favor since we have similar size wrists
Can you thread a castrated NATO through so the buckle is in the middle of the wrist back, please ?
I think the nato hardware makes it look larger.
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Thanks. I'm still deciding.Seppia wrote:Art wears larger watches.hoppyjr wrote:Seppia wrote:I definitely agree on your main point though, I'm sure the new 62Mas would wear small on you
My only reservation (and I already own two LOL) is the size. It seems small when I compare it to my others, but on wrist it seems fine. It really does wear like the 16600 SD.
You always rocked smaller ones like the EZM3F (which I think you shouldn't sell).
I think this seiko looks perfect on you, as it would on Art, I was extrapolating based on his taste for larger pieces.
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Here's a photo that someone posted on WUS.
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I love the watch but I do think it seems small in these pics and the nato makes is a tad larger on the pic I imagine?Seppia wrote:Art wears larger watches.hoppyjr wrote:Seppia wrote:I definitely agree on your main point though, I'm sure the new 62Mas would wear small on you
My only reservation (and I already own two LOL) is the size. It seems small when I compare it to my others, but on wrist it seems fine. It really does wear like the 16600 SD.
You always rocked smaller ones like the EZM3F (which I think you shouldn't sell).
I think this seiko looks perfect on you, as it would on Art, I was extrapolating based on his taste for larger pieces.
It'd be perfect on my wrist
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