My 1st Automatic Chronograph: Seiko Flightmaster 6s37
Finally my bird has landed. My 1st seiko auto chrono, Seiko Flightmaster SBDS001. :P
"edmundgoh"
Lol Bro,
You dont be lazy to take photo of your new hoot too.
Time to practise your photography skill. :D
"roo7"
beautiful piece, I have yet to molest this piece before.... :lol:
"herzausstahl"
Nice and congrats :) !!!
here's it's relative:
"edmundgoh"
It is a brand new.
Bought it from Shaggy.
Sorry I cant disclose the amount as it is not ethical. Everyone had to earn a profit.
If you interested you may visit http://onlinewatchseller.blogspot.com/" false; and email Shaggy for a quote.
"phantom150"
Did u get it new or used?
Can share the damage ? or pm me?
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"edmundgoh"
Just to share some observation I have notice on my newly obtained Seiko flightmaster built 2010 Nov batch.
There seems to be a new revision of the 6s37 movement in my brand new SBDS001.
Near the plate where the wording "6s37A" were stamped on, there seems have 3 unidentified "dots" that was previously not found in older batch of SBDS001.
This 3 unidentified parts are present in Tag Heuer 1887 and Junghans J 890 clone of Seiko 6s37 movement.
What is these 3 dots for? Any Sexpert can enlighten me? :roll:
My Flightmaster with new version of 6s37???
Photo of previous Flightmaster posted on web showing the difference in the plate.
Photo of Tag Heuer Calibre 1887
Photo of Junghans Calibre J 890
"edmundgoh"
[color=#FF0000]The stopwatch function is very smooth. No jerk of the center sec hand nor the small second hand. [/color]
I noticed that subsequent new release of 6s37 seems to be using this new version as in this Seiko Brightz Phoenix Automatic Chronograph (Caliber 6s37) model SAGH007