[schnoerpeloetzi]

THX fmc000, thank you for this fast answer,


schnoerpeloetzi

 

[fmc000]

THX fmc000, thank you for this fast answer,
schnoerpeloetzi

You're welcome.

 

[Animagus]

What an amazing project, thank you! :clap: I can't imagine how long and difficult it was to collect it all, but WOW!

Know anyone who might have the USA Catalog of Pulsar watches from 1980's? Had one ladies watch as a gift and lost it, would really like to acquire an identical watch but don't remember the model number. I've attached the image found online of the watch face. Can't find it in any online auctions or web sites.

 

[hoangzung]

:clap: :clap: :clap:




Very many THANKSSSSSSSSS...!!!

 

[piero]

Re: SEIKO CATALOGHI VINTAGE - 1960 - 1980

very interesting
thanks

 

[deco]

Thanks for this great resource DT_Armataz_01_37:

 

[Richie_101]

Absolutely amazing! Many thanks for sharing.

Agreed! Fabulous resource, thanks for the effort.

Rich.

 

[rileynp]

Thanks to akable, here is a translated Legend Page from a 90's catalog that may help in decoding the model listings:
http://www.thewatchsite.com/13-ads-catalogs-vintage-current/55473-seiko-catalogs-1990-s.html#post416401

I find the dial code/case back #/bracelet/strap width portions to be very valuable info.

 

[atcdav]

I thought I can across a 1967 catalog here at one time.. cant seem to find it

 

[Lemagane]

hello all I'm looking for a 1971 catalog for a Seiko automatic 21 jewels with a 6119C movement . thank you in advance.

 

[ClockBloke]

Thank you so much Isthmus for this post!

Interesting that the 69 catalogue watches have resist on the dials already when the watches were mostly proof in 69. Obviously they had already made the dials and case backs and could not change them without bankrupting Seiko no doubt

Thanks again, appreciated!

 

[Chronomaster]

Thanks for making all this info available to us, it sort of makes the classic watches seem a little older, especially from 1969 ! Classic

 

[postup]

1973?

I know it was asked on page 1, but since I found no answer, I thought I'd try again:

The link for 1973 seems to bring up the 1969 catalogue. Anybody have the 1973 one, please?

 

[7s26b]

I know it was asked on page 1, but since I found no answer, I thought I'd try again:

The link for 1973 seems to bring up the 1969 catalogue. Anybody have the 1973 one, please?

Try sending a PM to Isthmus or another moderator.

 

[John_D]

I know it was asked on page 1, but since I found no answer, I thought I'd try again:

The link for 1973 seems to bring up the 1969 catalogue. Anybody have the 1973 one, please?

I think it is actually the 1973 one, just wrongly titled, as there is a reference in it to Seiko being official time keepers to the 1972 Winter Olympics.

 

[ShaikCorso]

This is amazing! Thank you so much! What a resource four matching bracelets to cases!

 

[shandy]

Thank you for these. I have found them to be an invaluable resource in finding out about my vintage Seiko's

One thing, is there any chance of dividing 1982 into 2 parts. I don't seem to be able to download it on my Mac or iPad. It gets to near the end then says it can't load anymore.
Thanks so much if you can!

 

[7s26b]

:sarcasm::s_laugh:

 

[hooky73]

Thanks, they are awesome. Especially for a newbie like me who has got the Seiko bug

 

[SantaMonica1979]

Thanks for these, I like the period up to 1980 the best.