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- Seiko Westminster Whittington - NAWCC Forums
Hi there, Just after a bit of info if possible my Dad recently acquired the clock as in the pic below At some stage the chime mechanism has been removed so it no longer chimes but the pendulum also stops moving after a short time The Clock does have a battery but we are wondering if it is
- Vintage Seiko and Their Lumes - The Watch Site
For the vintage seiko experts out there, how long does the original lume of a vintage seiko say for a 6105 8110 last? For a watch that is 30-40 years old, is it supposed to still have lume? As I have gotten a number of examples with lume and some without lume For Rolex typically as late a 90s
- LeGant Pocket Watch Information - NAWCC Forums
The watches were initially made in Switzerland, and will bear 'Swiss Made' on their dials and movements The Le Gant name was sold to Seiko in the early 1990's and watches from that era specify 'Japan Mov't', etc Production was later ceased" I recently acquired an LeGrant 17 Jewel Swiss made pocket watch
- HELP: Where to buy vintage Seikos in Bangkok?? - The Watch Site
Sawasdee Krub, I have been lucky and found a number of NOS Seiko watches in Thailand Try the smaller watch shops - they often have some watches tucked away I find the larger Dive watches have a tendency to go unsold because they are sometime too large for many Thai people Last trip I scored 2 Ti Samurais and a White Knight brand new in the box
- Seiko 6319 Mainspring - NAWCC Forums
Ok, for those that are looking for a mainspring for a Seiko 6309 or 6319 I found the ETA 2892 (MS2890G Mainspring To Fit ETA Caliber) works well as a replacement if you can't find a Seiko mainspring
- Lume, how to recharge, and how long should it last? - The Watch Site
Hey all, I recently acquired a Seiko 5 (finally arrived in the post) It has lume on the hour markers and the hands I have read on several dive-related posts about lume lasting several hours - obviously the small markers on a non-diver will last significantly less but what is considered
- Master Time Co. Ltd=Helbros? - NAWCC Forums
You can tell this is a Seiko product as the escape wheel cap features a common Seiko design, the "dia-fix" spring, which, btw, is a pain to work with These movements may have been used in Helbros watches at the time, as Helbros was no longer manufacturing (if they ever did) complete watches, rather they were an assembler and marketer
- The Vintage Seiko Valuation Guide - The Watch Site
The other 20% of my watches were all "I want this badly and will pay well for it," but my internal estimates for watches still tend to be well below what a fair, well-described auction would bring - which is still well below what the Hodinkee private Japanese vendor market would bring
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