Seiko SPB059J1 - A Throwback To The First Seiko Wristwatch

[@santoshshrivastav5986]

Absolutely stunning and gorgeous piece by the house of presage family.

[@illyth63]

The power reserve is such a useful complication, but it usually looks askew on the dial in my opinion. I once saw a photo of a watch (I forget what it was) that had a power reserve indicator on the movement itself, visible through the exhibition case back. I wish that was more common.

[@WristyBusiness]

Very useful indeed but they can take abit away from the dial! There's quite a few brands doing rear power reserve indicators like Grand Seiko, VC and Panerai.

[@PhD63]

I’ve owned one for the last five years. I absolutely love it. I did change the strap as I wasn’t too enamoured with the original.

[@gratos1451]

Tu me vends le bracelet d’origine ?

[@PhD63]

@@gratos1451 Can.

[@jamesblonde2271]

Such a handsome piece, barring the power reserve which appears to be nailed on....Intresting too the red 12 imitating the trench watches....by 1920 western watches had stopped doing this, I have a '23 with an enamel dial.....

[@WristyBusiness]

Would have definitely assisted with referencing the time when quickly glancing at your time piece back then!

[@jamesblonde2271]

@@WristyBusiness I think that was the idea, especially trasitioning from pocket watches whose crown was at 12 not 3....

[@radu_serban]

You compare Seiko with Tissot? Common...

[@francesco4447]

Quando è uscito questo orologio?

[@ЭдуардАлександрович-м7л]

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