Seiko Watches - Underrated? - Page 6

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

It's really swell. Love mine.


- B

Originally Posted by Roger

Yes, a dealer with a watchmaker out back, or a stand-alone watch-repair person, but it's the easiest thing in the world...takes about 5 minutes and shouldn't cost more than $10 or so. Be sure you save the links that have been removed, as you might want to add one later (if you gain a little weight) or have them with the watch if you ever decide to sell it. You can have a link or a few removed, try it, add a link or have another removed, etc., until you get it exactly right--as loose or tight as you prefer.

Originally Posted by Tarmac

Yep I have one too. It's standard equipment in the Junior iGent Membership Pack

Originally Posted by Hombre Secreto

Gonna get me a Seiko Spirit scvs013 when I find for less then 300.

Originally Posted by Tarmac

Yep I have one too. It's standard equipment in the Junior iGent Membership Pack

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

That would be a great concept for one of the SF resellers. You know, have a little logo at the top of the page: "iGent Membership Pack." Click it and get an instant starter package, and immediate elevation to Senior Member status on StyleForvm...an invaluable extra.

- B

Originally Posted by Atlantic herring

Hope this helps. Even if it's second hand
http://forums.timezone.com/index.php...=4233722&rid=0

Originally Posted by Manton

But would it include a BlazerSuit or a SwissArmySuit?

Originally Posted by Manton

But would it include a BlazerSuit or a SwissArmySuit?

Originally Posted by grimslade

SAS=vaporware

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

That would be a great concept for one of the SF resellers. You know, have a little logo at the top of the page: "iGent Membership Pack." Click it and get an instant starter package, and immediate elevation to Senior Member status on StyleForvm...an invaluable extra.

- B

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

Maybe I'll wear it to a Farm Feast.


- B

Originally Posted by Roger

Yes, a dealer with a watchmaker out back, or a stand-alone watch-repair person, but it's the easiest thing in the world...takes about 5 minutes and shouldn't cost more than $10 or so. Be sure you save the links that have been removed, as you might want to add one later (if you gain a little weight) or have them with the watch if you ever decide to sell it. You can have a link or a few removed, try it, add a link or have another removed, etc., until you get it exactly right--as loose or tight as you prefer.

Both Katsu Higuchi and Seiya Kobayashi would commit harakiri before cheating a customer or ever selling something that was not authentic. You should have absolutely no fears in this regard.