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Seiko SKA366 Features
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Brand:Seiko
Series:Kinetic
Model:SKA366
Gender:Men's
Watch Label:Japan Movt
Movement:Auto-Quartz
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Black
Crystal:Hardlex
Hands:Luminous Gold-tone
Second Markers:Minute Markers around the outer rim
Luminiscence:Hands and Dial Markers
Band Type:Bracelet
Band Material:TiCN and Gold-tone Stainless Steel
Band Width:20. 5 mm
Clasp:Push Button Deployment
Case Size:39.5 mm
Case Thickness:11.2 mm
Case Material:TiCN and Gold-tone Stainless Steel
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Skeletal
Bezel:Fixed Gold-tone
Water Resistance:100 meters / 330 feet
Calendar:Date display at the 4 o'clock position
Functions:Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Date
Features:Gold, Stainless Steel
Style:Dress Watches
Warranty:3 Year Jomashop Warranty
UPC Code:0029665141927
Additional Info:Date Displays At 4 O'clock Position
Internal ID:SE-SKA366
Item Variation:SKA366, SKA366-1, SKA366-P1, SKA366P1, Seiko-SKA366, Seiko-SKA366-1
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Seiko SKA366 wrist watches news:
AD with references
I know it ( and maybe myself) has been asked before, but could I get some AD's and references please...trying to get the wife to let me get the 2254.50...if I'm lucky.Thanks
I know it ( and maybe myself) has been asked before, but could I get some AD's and references please...trying to get the wife to let me get the 2254.50...if I'm lucky.Thanks
Hamilton Foto Friday for 7/18/08
Howsabout posting an Hamilton you have that has an interesting complication. You decide if your watch's complication is interesting.For me, I am posting my only digital at the moment. . . and it just happens to be a Hammie.
Howsabout posting an Hamilton you have that has an interesting complication. You decide if your watch's complication is interesting.For me, I am posting my only digital at the moment. . . and it just happens to be a Hammie.
Some more bezel and case re-enameling: green gold Tonneau engraved
I previously re-enameled the bezel on my Guardsman, mentioning it on the "other" vintage Hamilton & Illinois forum. This next was the other I had been considering. It still had a good bit of the (apparently) original enamel intact, but a re-enameling seemed to be in order. I am using a black enamel marker (rather than paint and a brush) which Rick had originally recommended (it uses the same technology as those laundry pen stain removers), about $5 at a hobby website. It doesn't require more than 10 minutes to begin to harden, although a few repeated applications after wiping the excess with acetone (nail polish remover) give the best results. I didn't have to disassemble the case, given the degree of precision one can have with the marker tip (Greg has started a thread in the American forum outlining his results, with photos of the down and dirty process). Anyway, it wasn't bad before:After:
I previously re-enameled the bezel on my Guardsman, mentioning it on the "other" vintage Hamilton & Illinois forum. This next was the other I had been considering. It still had a good bit of the (apparently) original enamel intact, but a re-enameling seemed to be in order. I am using a black enamel marker (rather than paint and a brush) which Rick had originally recommended (it uses the same technology as those laundry pen stain removers), about $5 at a hobby website. It doesn't require more than 10 minutes to begin to harden, although a few repeated applications after wiping the excess with acetone (nail polish remover) give the best results. I didn't have to disassemble the case, given the degree of precision one can have with the marker tip (Greg has started a thread in the American forum outlining his results, with photos of the down and dirty process). Anyway, it wasn't bad before:After:
Sunday, July 13, Wrist Check
Going to be cooking up a bunch of "Country Style" pork ribs today and since my mind was on pig I decided to start out with a Hammie
Going to be cooking up a bunch of "Country Style" pork ribs today and since my mind was on pig I decided to start out with a Hammie
DJ41 & Sub C Buying Tactic
Hi all. First post here after lurking for several month. So I've identified my next 2 purchases which should (mostly) complete my collection. I'm British but based in the Middle East so want to try and take advantage of the lowish pound rate and VAT refunds. My current watches are a Tag Aquaracer (black sub looking type which is why I bought 8 years ago) and a white / silver faced Omega Aqua Terra 8500 on brown leather with gold hands. It's my usual dressy type watch. It's a lovely piece which I've had many complements but the leather makes it less versatile. The ultimate aim is to add a Sub C and sell the Tag and complement the collection with a DJ41 (blue dial, fluted, oyster). I'm on 2 waiting lists in the UK for the sub but my main concerns are 1) there may be an impending model update in March 2) the watch may become available and I can't collect it as I'm based abroad. So I'm thinking, as I already have the Tag is which fine for daily wear at the moment should I develop a relatio
Hi all. First post here after lurking for several month. So I've identified my next 2 purchases which should (mostly) complete my collection. I'm British but based in the Middle East so want to try and take advantage of the lowish pound rate and VAT refunds. My current watches are a Tag Aquaracer (black sub looking type which is why I bought 8 years ago) and a white / silver faced Omega Aqua Terra 8500 on brown leather with gold hands. It's my usual dressy type watch. It's a lovely piece which I've had many complements but the leather makes it less versatile. The ultimate aim is to add a Sub C and sell the Tag and complement the collection with a DJ41 (blue dial, fluted, oyster). I'm on 2 waiting lists in the UK for the sub but my main concerns are 1) there may be an impending model update in March 2) the watch may become available and I can't collect it as I'm based abroad. So I'm thinking, as I already have the Tag is which fine for daily wear at the moment should I develop a relatio
