That looks exquisite! Do you know what year it’s from? And does it correlate with the first digit of the serial number? I’m trying to date my Credor and was wondering if it followed the same Seiko rules
That looks exquisite! Do you know what year it’s from? And does it correlate with the first digit of the serial number? I’m trying to date my Credor and was wondering if it followed the same Seiko rules
I believe the answer is ‘yes, they use Seiko standard numbering.’ Mine is from 1999 and the serial number starts with 9 and letter N which is November 1999.
The first watch I remember was a late 1970s automatic diver with a world time bezel. I was taking scuba lessons and my dad got it for me. I ended up with a PADI advanced open water qualification. So I...
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Love the blued hands 🔥
So elegant with the ornate design and the heat blued hands. Curious what the insides looks like
So elegant with the ornate design and the heat blued hands. Curious what the insides looks like
Here’s what the display back looks like. ❤️
Here’s what the display back looks like. ❤️
That looks exquisite! Do you know what year it’s from? And does it correlate with the first digit of the serial number? I’m trying to date my Credor and was wondering if it followed the same Seiko rules
That looks exquisite! Do you know what year it’s from? And does it correlate with the first digit of the serial number? I’m trying to date my Credor and was wondering if it followed the same Seiko rules
I believe the answer is ‘yes, they use Seiko standard numbering.’ Mine is from 1999 and the serial number starts with 9 and letter N which is November 1999.