Post by Mtech on Feb 12, 2006 21:22:38 GMT -5
It all started in 1979 with this Seiko Quartz, I paid $ 210 CDN for this when I was in grade 12. Still runs very well, last servicing in 1998.
Next one was the Citizen Titanium, nice watch, but doesn't get much wrist time, it's too small
Next was the Invicta Abyss with the Miyota, it qualifies as the case is Hong Kong and the movement Japan?
Next the Seiko OM, it's on a blue rubber strap with folding clasp. Not very accurate, but we all know these are so nice to have..
Another Citizen, the 8651 on a special extra cost genuine alligator strap. Very complicated dial, not really very easy to read IMO, but a nice classy watch for business. Large case too! Citizen provides a nice double fold deployant.
Check my 2 other Orient's that round out my collection.
Next will be a Orient Star or Seiko Spirit.
Enjoy!
Next one was the Citizen Titanium, nice watch, but doesn't get much wrist time, it's too small
Next was the Invicta Abyss with the Miyota, it qualifies as the case is Hong Kong and the movement Japan?
Next the Seiko OM, it's on a blue rubber strap with folding clasp. Not very accurate, but we all know these are so nice to have..
Another Citizen, the 8651 on a special extra cost genuine alligator strap. Very complicated dial, not really very easy to read IMO, but a nice classy watch for business. Large case too! Citizen provides a nice double fold deployant.
Check my 2 other Orient's that round out my collection.
Next will be a Orient Star or Seiko Spirit.
Enjoy!
