Is there anyone who knows every Seiko ever made?
I’m not after specifics but it seems there’s thousands. Mine for example I’ve never seen another one. So I’m just wondering - what constitutes a Seiko expert? Is it movement type? Or does someone know every model ever made
(It has occurred to me there may be less than it seems? Is that the case?
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David Lewis
First watch was bought for me by my father when I was 8. An Oris which I passed onto my daughter. Own 7 casios (5 gshocks). a seiko, my grandfathers rado Conway, a Wenger, and a few others. Love all w...
Sydney
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I’m going to say no. They’ve made so many watches, they love long strings of letters and numbers, and they constantly make “limited additions”. None of that lends itself to a human being able to remember every model they’ve made. That said, I’m sure there are people who know most of them.
I'm sure there's a few obsessives out there that may be close, but I suspect even Seikos own archives will be incomplete.
I don’t think there’s anyone who knows more about Seiko particularly vintage than Spencer Klein. He makes amazing restoration videos and videos documenting the history of certain models.
https://www.watchhunter.org/reference/seiko-watch-catalog-pdf-library