That is a very wide open question. What are you into?
Divers, chronos, quartz, mechanical, etc, etc.
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That's a fine place to start a search.
One of the best things about Seiko is the massive amount of varying designs that have come out over the years. The quality of those designs is, on the most part, exceptional. There really is something for everyone, have fun discovering what works for you! And welcome
For me, it's the 6139-6002 chronograph. It's arguably the first automatic chronograph made, it's definitely the first automatic chronograph in space (by over ten years) and they can be had for $300 or less. Just an outstanding watch for an incredibly low price.
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1969 21J 6139 Speedtimer (Seiko equivalent of a 1969 Zenith El Primero or Heuer 1163MH) The first automatic chronograph sold to the public.
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Pogue - not just a yellow faced 6139-6000, but one with the correct resist dial. This one is within 700 watches or so of the one that was in space.
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6159-7000. 6159-7010, Lord Marvel, King Seiko, Grand Seiko High frequency watches
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6159-7000 is the forefather to the Marine Master, 6159-7010 is the forefather to the pucks
Gotta have a Credor
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Pogue - not just a yellow faced 6139-6000, but one with the correct resist dial. This one is within 700 watches or so of the one that was in space.
6159-7000. 6159-7010, Lord Marvel, King Seiko, Grand Seiko High frequency watches
6159-7000 is the forefather to the Marine Master, 6159-7010 is the forefather to the pucks
Gotta have a Credor
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For me it was the 6159-7010. Next on the list is a 6159-7001. There's something about a hi-beat I can't resist
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One of these. Must have been used in the chronometer competitions.
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