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Seiko SSC247 Features
Brand:Seiko
Model:SSC247
Gender:Men's
Movement:Quartz
Engine:Caliber: V175
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Blue
Crystal:Scratch Resistant Hardlex
Hands:Luminous Silver-tone
Second Markers:Arabic Numeral marks the 12 o'clock position. Minute Markers around the outer rim
Sub Dials:Three - 60 Second, 60 Minute and 24 Hour
Luminiscence:Hands and Markers
Band Type:Bracelet
Band Material:Stainless Steel
Clasp:Fold Over with Push Button Release
Case Size:44.7 mm
Case Thickness:13 mm
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Solid
Bezel:Uni-directional Rotating Blue Ion-plated
Water Resistance:100 meters / 330 feet
Calendar:Date display between 4 and 5 o'clock positions
Functions:Chronograph, Date, Hour, Minute, Second
Features:Chronograph, Solar, Stainless Steel
Style:Casual Watches
Warranty:With Manufacturer's Guarantee
Internal ID:SE-SSC247
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Seiko SSC247 wrist watches news:
The Seiko Velatura Collection
At Basel World this year, Seiko announced the Velatura collection of marine watches: eleven watches with four different movements, two of which are brand-new. And they're coming to the US very soon!
At Basel World this year, Seiko announced the Velatura collection of marine watches: eleven watches with four different movements, two of which are brand-new. And they're coming to the US very soon!
Borel
I was just wondering who has seen these running around. Some info I found:Ernest Borel - founded 1859The watch manufacturing company Ernest Borel was founded in 1859 by Jules Borel (1832-1898) and his brother-in-law Paul Courvoisier ( -1894) as Borel & Courvoisier Company, Neuch¨¢tel, successor of the firm Henri Reynier fils. The company name was changed after the death of Courvoisier in 1894 to Borel-Courvosier AS. After the death of Jules Borel in 1898 his son Ernest Borel (1869-1951) succeeded as the owner and manager of the company, and changed the name to Ernest Borel & Cie in 1899. For some years the name Ernest Borel & Fils was also used as the company name.Ernest Borel was the leader of the company up to 1936, when his son Jean-Louis Borel succeeded as the manager of the company. Jean-Louis Borel managed Ernest Borel up to 1975, when it was bought by the firm Aubry Fr¨¨re S. A. The company was sold to a Hong Kong based company in 1989.Mr. Adamir Debrot was responsible
I was just wondering who has seen these running around. Some info I found:Ernest Borel - founded 1859The watch manufacturing company Ernest Borel was founded in 1859 by Jules Borel (1832-1898) and his brother-in-law Paul Courvoisier ( -1894) as Borel & Courvoisier Company, Neuch¨¢tel, successor of the firm Henri Reynier fils. The company name was changed after the death of Courvoisier in 1894 to Borel-Courvosier AS. After the death of Jules Borel in 1898 his son Ernest Borel (1869-1951) succeeded as the owner and manager of the company, and changed the name to Ernest Borel & Cie in 1899. For some years the name Ernest Borel & Fils was also used as the company name.Ernest Borel was the leader of the company up to 1936, when his son Jean-Louis Borel succeeded as the manager of the company. Jean-Louis Borel managed Ernest Borel up to 1975, when it was bought by the firm Aubry Fr¨¨re S. A. The company was sold to a Hong Kong based company in 1989.Mr. Adamir Debrot was responsible
Incoming - my latest addition
I got this pricey little clock yesterday:It at least came with this cool metal carrying case:More here:watchtalkforums.info/foru...htm#post501976
I got this pricey little clock yesterday:It at least came with this cool metal carrying case:More here:watchtalkforums.info/foru...htm#post501976
Falling out of love with Rolex
I know we are on the Rolex forum and I may get blasted for this but is anyone else falling out of love or getting bored with Rolex or their watches?I used to have a few Rolex watches (SD anniversary, Daytona, Sub, Yachtmaster) but now I only have the 16610LV and a TT GMT, I kept the TT as I don't have another TT or GMT but I even then I am thinking of selling or swapping it out as I don't really wear it. I still really respect the brand and defend it massively when ADs of other watches that don't have Rolex slate them, BUT I find the watches a bit stale...I think Tudor has had an effect on me, similar looks and you get massive bang for buck.Is Rolex really worth that much more over a Tudor? Another member posted it was buying the sub that got him excited but once he got it home the effect quickly wore off.I rotate between my Tudor BBBlack, Hamilton Pan europ chrono for daily and the APRO or VC overseas if I'm going somewhere nicer or for a more formal meeting. I never picked the Rolex(
I know we are on the Rolex forum and I may get blasted for this but is anyone else falling out of love or getting bored with Rolex or their watches?I used to have a few Rolex watches (SD anniversary, Daytona, Sub, Yachtmaster) but now I only have the 16610LV and a TT GMT, I kept the TT as I don't have another TT or GMT but I even then I am thinking of selling or swapping it out as I don't really wear it. I still really respect the brand and defend it massively when ADs of other watches that don't have Rolex slate them, BUT I find the watches a bit stale...I think Tudor has had an effect on me, similar looks and you get massive bang for buck.Is Rolex really worth that much more over a Tudor? Another member posted it was buying the sub that got him excited but once he got it home the effect quickly wore off.I rotate between my Tudor BBBlack, Hamilton Pan europ chrono for daily and the APRO or VC overseas if I'm going somewhere nicer or for a more formal meeting. I never picked the Rolex(
Hulk Thoughts
I got one recently. bnib from a great ad. He made me promise not to sell it. Which i agreed to. However, it has yet to cling to my heart like i thought it would. I just stare at it in the box and it has yet to take over wrist time from my other vintage watches......am i alone here? I thought this watch was dynamite in pictures and on my wrist in the showroom but it has yet to really set it. What should i do?
I got one recently. bnib from a great ad. He made me promise not to sell it. Which i agreed to. However, it has yet to cling to my heart like i thought it would. I just stare at it in the box and it has yet to take over wrist time from my other vintage watches......am i alone here? I thought this watch was dynamite in pictures and on my wrist in the showroom but it has yet to really set it. What should i do?
