I came across this a couple of months ago but after the post with the other rear case model number weirdness I decided to point another that I ran across. Below are front and rear pictures of the Seiko 7T32-6K19 Chronograph.


Now the strange part. I receive this watch in a parts lot. It was described as a 7T62 watch with the wrong case back. The case back match the watch perfectly fit and even glass bead finish but it had 7T32-6K19 on it. I did not care. It worked and I liked the unusual colors. A month later a watch comes up for auction labeled as a 7T32-6K19 but in the pictures the case only has one crown and two pushers all on the right. It was a good price so I bought this watch. I open it up and it to has a 7T62 movement inside but again the rear case is marked 7T32-6K19. Here is a picture of both 7T62-6K19 with cases displaying 7T32-6K19 marking. Two different sellers two months apart? and to really blow you mind the serial numbers are only 5 digits apart!






Now the strange part. I receive this watch in a parts lot. It was described as a 7T62 watch with the wrong case back. The case back match the watch perfectly fit and even glass bead finish but it had 7T32-6K19 on it. I did not care. It worked and I liked the unusual colors. A month later a watch comes up for auction labeled as a 7T32-6K19 but in the pictures the case only has one crown and two pushers all on the right. It was a good price so I bought this watch. I open it up and it to has a 7T62 movement inside but again the rear case is marked 7T32-6K19. Here is a picture of both 7T62-6K19 with cases displaying 7T32-6K19 marking. Two different sellers two months apart? and to really blow you mind the serial numbers are only 5 digits apart!



