[Transporter]

Ok guys here's my latest batch incoming, all I know is that they are 6309 movements, but I can't find out what type of cases they are, I've done some looking this morning but have drawn a blank at the moment so any help so I can get a heads up as to possible spare parts locating before they arrive cheers

 

[mario_d]

my guess: Seiko 6309-836A

I think these are Seiko Sports 5 6309-836x with 6309A movement. AFAIK there were many Seiko 5 automatics with Sports on the dial and they came with different movements like 6106, 6119 and also 6309...

 

[Geo!]

Wow, you sure have some work on your hands to restore these!

 

[SurfingSeiko]

Nice trio. Congrats and enjoy.

Mark

 

[Transporter]

Cheers guys it was the case model number that I couldnt figure out, as for restoring them, not too much of a problem, just time and the right tools, and some out the box thinking to problem solving, im looking at the bezels and wondering what size they are incase they need replacing.

 

[vinylgreek]

The cases on those are 37 or 38mm IIRC. The first two don't look too bad to me.

 

[cd__god]

Looks like a Ramon EBAY score.

I have never seen a vintage Seiko 5 Sports posted on the old Network 54 forum or the current forum that didn't come from Ramon.

If anyone has a NOS one or one that was not a parts watch I would like to see it.

I wonder what market they were originally destined for and why the only ones seen (in the last 10 years) are totally trashed.

 

[Transporter]

Dunno mate but im going to have fun trying to get them going and more importantly sorting out the cosmetics on them

 

[mrchuckles]

I've seen this guy's stuff on eBay. I can't help but wonder where he finds so many wrecked divers. And how do they get like that? They look like they've been in a cement mixer.