Have two Seikos and a Wakmann. All are/were my everyday watches. The Walkman is an Incabloc model with the sailboat on the back cover. I've seen prices ranging from just under $500 to over $2K.
Unique in that the sub-dials are rounded rectangles instead of round.
A couple of pictures of it from Dec 26, 2022
retired with an 1970s Wakmann Incabloc with sailboat on back cover. Never serviced, still functions
Two Seikos and a whatnow?
Two Seikos and a whatnow?
autocorrect. whoops.
autocorrect. whoops.
FYI, same oopsie in your profile text.
Anyway, this is so much more interesting, at least visually, than most things to me that I don't know why you're downplaying it. I normally hate chronos and tachymeters for being cluttered, but this is clean and cool. The bracelet and case shape alone are a wonderful balance of retro without looking dated.
Three watches = Real collector. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. :-)
Welcome to WC, just a bunch of great people who love thier watches!
Welcome and watch out! ;)
FYI, same oopsie in your profile text.
Anyway, this is so much more interesting, at least visually, than most things to me that I don't know why you're downplaying it. I normally hate chronos and tachymeters for being cluttered, but this is clean and cool. The bracelet and case shape alone are a wonderful balance of retro without looking dated.
I didn't think I was downplaying it. It is a watch I bought and did so because it was 'different', and at a good price. Only recently had I even looked at what it might be worth, not that I will sell it, and the more I read, the more I learn about it and the company that made it.
Very pleased that it has the upscale movement in it. Like I posted, it runs every time I wind it up.
Sometimes we luck into things of value. I also have a 100yo tenor Orpheum No 3 Special banjo that was in my grandmother's attic. Still plays well.
Your here aren't you? Too late; you are a collector now......welcome!