Seiko 6139 Chronograph aka The Pogue - The first automatic watch in space later named after Colonel William Pogue who took one aboard the Skylab 4 mission as part of his personal kit.
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Seiko 6139 Chronograph aka The Pogue - The first automatic watch in space later named after Colonel William Pogue who took one aboard the Skylab 4 mission as part of his personal kit.
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Never really ‘gelled’ with these watches.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Maybe just a tad too big?
Can appreciate the aesthetic of them though.. oh and how expensive they look.. and are!
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Interesting colour combination on that one, I like a Seiko.Quote:
Originally Posted by Miller
My 'Frankenmonster'
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This particular model was available in 44mm or 47mm. I, of course, plumped for the larger version :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SteveW
Lol.. you’ll end up with bigger muscles in one arm (snigger)
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Just need one on each arm and it'll balance out.Quote:
Originally Posted by SteveW
Panerai movement
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Colin & I both have Seiko divers watches... mine has a black dial and his a lovely orange dial....I love them and reckon they are a bargain. It was almost impossible to get the ladies version, I think I got it from the US in the end
Since getting Apple watches.... I know, I know.... we don't wear them.. but I'd never sell the Seiko
Half green or an optical
Bottom half of bezel is green
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Interesting. Never seen that. Thought it might be an illusion