Thanks for showing. It looks almost new from here. But you can tell it's old from the logo obviously, but also because it says "Waterproof". I think they should bring back that designation, and apply it to any watch that can be submerged without letting water leak in, instead of the confusing and nebulous "Water Resistance" system we have now. I'm guessing all most people care about is if the watch can be submerged in water without being damaged, and not so much about depth.
Thanks for showing. It looks almost new from here. But you can tell it's old from the logo obviously, but also because it says "Waterproof". I think they should bring back that designation, and apply it to any watch that can be submerged without letting water leak in, instead of the confusing and nebulous "Water Resistance" system we have now. I'm guessing all most people care about is if the watch can be submerged in water without being damaged, and not so much about depth.
Always amazing these Sportsmatic and Sportsman are...
Thanks Hakki.๐๐๐
Wow that's completely amazing ๐คฉ
Lovely #lume and A Seiko 5 Stunning piece ๐
Such a good looking thing! Great strap choice too
Such a good looking thing! Great strap choice too
Thanks James.๐๐๐
Lovely #lume and A Seiko 5 Stunning piece ๐
Thanks Glen๐๐๐
Thanks for showing. It looks almost new from here. But you can tell it's old from the logo obviously, but also because it says "Waterproof". I think they should bring back that designation, and apply it to any watch that can be submerged without letting water leak in, instead of the confusing and nebulous "Water Resistance" system we have now. I'm guessing all most people care about is if the watch can be submerged in water without being damaged, and not so much about depth.
Thanks for showing. It looks almost new from here. But you can tell it's old from the logo obviously, but also because it says "Waterproof". I think they should bring back that designation, and apply it to any watch that can be submerged without letting water leak in, instead of the confusing and nebulous "Water Resistance" system we have now. I'm guessing all most people care about is if the watch can be submerged in water without being damaged, and not so much about depth.
Thanks Tom๐๐