Seiko Street Series
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Seiko Street Series
Mark posted about this on FB.
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Re: Seiko Street Series
Those are a nice size. The rest are 46-47.
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Expensive for the movement?
I can’t decide which color I like better.
Expensive for the movement?
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Re: Seiko Street Series
That might be the first Tuna(ish) variant I could see myself wearing. 43 X 13 X 44mm is a pretty wearable size and the 4R movement I had in my old NAFT was accurate enough.
Retail looks to be about $650. I'll consider this when they get down to about current NAFT pricing.
Retail looks to be about $650. I'll consider this when they get down to about current NAFT pricing.
Re: Seiko Street Series
Those hands might look nice on an SPD051.
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Re: Seiko Street Series
Ya those hands are gonna be put to good use elsewhereSelym wrote:Those hands might look nice on an SPD051.
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12.7 mm thickness is what caught my eye.Ryeguy wrote: ↑Mon May 18, 2020 8:55 amThat might be the first Tuna(ish) variant I could see myself wearing. 43 X 13 X 44mm is a pretty wearable size and the 4R movement I had in my old NAFT was accurate enough.
Retail looks to be about $650. I'll consider this when they get down to about current NAFT pricing.
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Re: Seiko Street Series
The new Arnie variants are more intriguing than the Tuna cans
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Really liking these Matt ! Seriously, between the nice combinations,
the size differences, movements, and dial set-ups, there is something
for everyone ! The designs are similar, but also just different enough
to separate themselves from past versions. All while catching the eye,
or attracting all of us. Very cool sir ! ..Thanks so so much for the news !!!
the size differences, movements, and dial set-ups, there is something
for everyone ! The designs are similar, but also just different enough
to separate themselves from past versions. All while catching the eye,
or attracting all of us. Very cool sir ! ..Thanks so so much for the news !!!
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Re: Seiko Street Series
I really like the gray one and could see adding one once the price settles in.
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Love my green one. Actually wearing it now.
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That’s cool!hobbit712 wrote:Love my green one. Actually wearing it now.
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If I recall the only hands that would be interchangable between the solar and automatic is the second hand only.
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I was referring to these (automatic):toxicavenger wrote: ↑Wed May 27, 2020 12:51 pmIf I recall the only hands that would be interchangable between the solar and automatic is the second hand only.
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uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh my badSelym wrote: ↑Wed May 27, 2020 3:02 pmI was referring to these (automatic):toxicavenger wrote: ↑Wed May 27, 2020 12:51 pmIf I recall the only hands that would be interchangable between the solar and automatic is the second hand only.
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That grey/blue one looks so good.Selym wrote:I was referring to these (automatic):toxicavenger wrote: ↑Wed May 27, 2020 12:51 pmIf I recall the only hands that would be interchangable between the solar and automatic is the second hand only.
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Re: Seiko Street Series
The tan one has a misaligned chapter ring. Shocker!
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It's funny, in M@'s post about his new Transocean, one of the first things I checked was whether or not the chapter ring was aligned (it was).
Damn you Seiko for being know for misaligned chapter rings!
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Hahaha Transocean is JDM. No misaligned chapter rings!jeckyll wrote:It's funny, in M@'s post about his new Transocean, one of the first things I checked was whether or not the chapter ring was aligned (it was).
Damn you Seiko for being know for misaligned chapter rings!
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The good stuff seems typically JDM. I guess that applies to work quality as well.matt.wu wrote: ↑Thu May 28, 2020 10:16 pmHahaha Transocean is JDM. No misaligned chapter rings!jeckyll wrote:It's funny, in M@'s post about his new Transocean, one of the first things I checked was whether or not the chapter ring was aligned (it was).
Damn you Seiko for being know for misaligned chapter rings!
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I know, but now it's the first thing I look at, no matter which Seiko. Which is why I'm mad at Seiko, this isn't what I want the first thing to be when I think Seiko. It seems like such a simple thingmatt.wu wrote: ↑Thu May 28, 2020 10:16 pmHahaha Transocean is JDM. No misaligned chapter rings!jeckyll wrote:It's funny, in M@'s post about his new Transocean, one of the first things I checked was whether or not the chapter ring was aligned (it was).
Damn you Seiko for being know for misaligned chapter rings!
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Re: Seiko Street Series
I mean, I still own 8 or so right now... but still
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