Hello everybody,
Congratulation for this very fine forum, and first of all sorry for my bad English.
I'm an Italian watch collector, especially oriented on spacewatches theme, but recently I have expanded my collection towards the professional line of Seiko, including Alpinist, Landmaster, SUS, few divers, 6138 and 6139 chrono and many other.
My collection also include about hundred of G-Shocks and many other watches form various military issue, including the Seiko RAF/RN complete set and the Pulsar issued to RAF.
My graal are the early Seiko Diver, and I hope one day to find them.
I love the "concept" of watch, so I don't care if is quartz, mechanical, super-brand or a cheap flea market find, I like "the watch", no matter which brand is, but I like to look "beyond and besides" a watch, and what he have to tell.
I have only to learn in Seiko range, and this seems to be the best place.
Let me say that the Mr. Tokunaga sections is like a graal for me.
Thanks to everybody
Congratulation for this very fine forum, and first of all sorry for my bad English.
I'm an Italian watch collector, especially oriented on spacewatches theme, but recently I have expanded my collection towards the professional line of Seiko, including Alpinist, Landmaster, SUS, few divers, 6138 and 6139 chrono and many other.
My collection also include about hundred of G-Shocks and many other watches form various military issue, including the Seiko RAF/RN complete set and the Pulsar issued to RAF.
My graal are the early Seiko Diver, and I hope one day to find them.
I love the "concept" of watch, so I don't care if is quartz, mechanical, super-brand or a cheap flea market find, I like "the watch", no matter which brand is, but I like to look "beyond and besides" a watch, and what he have to tell.
I have only to learn in Seiko range, and this seems to be the best place.
Let me say that the Mr. Tokunaga sections is like a graal for me.
Thanks to everybody