Alpinist 1995 -1997 , 4S15 Movement .

Alpinist 1995 -1997 , 4S15 Movement .
I am checking out with a view to purchase a Alpinist 4S15 caliber 95 to 97 model , the selling chap wants $740 .

Is this Alpinist with the 4S15 movement worth this price ? Am possibly going to view watch later today , it has white dial with gold hands .

The seller is singing the watches praises , saying its very collectable & movement is built as a chronometer ?
Re: Alpinist 1995 -1997 , 4S15 Movement .
4s calibre is a ressutected King Seiko KS52 chronometer grade movement.



When I bought my 4s gmt I was reading about the 4s interesting history.

Here is one of the link:



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I love the 4s movement and it's history.

Sure it's not a pretty as Swiss movt, but it's hi-beat 28800 and I love how the Japanese kept the same finishing design of the movement so as to pay homage to its origin.
Re: Alpinist 1995 -1997 , 4S15 Movement .
Is as big-e said, the 4S is a great movement which now commands a premium. $740 (AUD, I expect, so SGD$900+) does seem to be a bit on the high side, though to be fair most 4S watches have been increasing in price over the last 2-3 years (from anywhere between AUD $350-550). Green dialled one's are just beautiful, even the cathedral hands look like they fit... I def wouldn't mind one. ;)



Note there was an alternate Int'l version to this JDM one... Is not termed 'Alpinist', says 'Sports 200' on dial. If it says Alpinist, it's the JDM.
Re: Alpinist 1995 -1997 , 4S15 Movement .
Thanks for the replys , the seller has withdrawn the watch from sale . The 4S15 caliber has a very nice Hi Beat 28800bph , i was hoping to have made a offer to purchase it .