Seiko 6105-8110 "Willard": A Restoration

[@HRM.H]

Beautiful dial. Glad to see it still has the original lume

[@hubcityvintage]

I love the idea of wanting to keep a watch completely original, and making the best out of what you have in front of you. That was the goal for this client and myself, and I hope if nothing else, the efforts to make this one look and perform it's best can be seen in the end!

[@nphipps2]

Thanks for sharing. A decent condition 6105 is on the shortlist for sure.

[@willymatande6603]

can you tell me what diameter of the double dome glass? i just want to change the glass but don’t know the diameter

[@wes11bravo]

My dad had one that I would wear to school in the 70s. Wish I still had it. I an wearing a sterile Tandorio 6105 knock-off, sorry, "homage" (with a Seiko NH35 movement) right now...

[@christiedovale7827]

I owned one 70's

[@مصطفىديب-ح3ن]

من فضلك عندي ساعة pierpont ميكانيكية نسائية قديمة وهي بحالة جيدة وعندي ساعة Sndoz قديمة رجالية خدش بسيط بالميناء ولكنها تعمل بشكل جيد وساعة sirgint تعمل بشكل جيد اريد بيعهم وساعة ام صليب قديمة يلزمها اصلاح بسيط وايضا اريد بيعها

[@Gordo101978]

Im sorry, but I didn't see the restoration, you serviced it, cleaned it, replaced the crystal and reassembled it

[@carleveritt5324]

That watch needed to have the lumen replaced and new hands. The idea of leaving the vintage look is overrated. It is simply unattractive with corroded hands and dirty looking lumen.

[@nphipps2]

I think that watch needed whatever the owner wanted.