Seiko Solar Chronograph Blue Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch SSC201

Newbie here. Needs help in finding out more about inherited watch
Hi guys,Just new her and know nothing about watches except Ive inherited one that I know nothing about. I cant really give much information except the pics attached and a few markings I have found. On the watch face are the words "OMEGA AUTOMATIC" underneath the Omega symbol. The word "Seamaster" appears mid face in a script type of lettering and beneath the number six are the words "SWISS MADE". On the back of the watch are the words "SEAMASTER" and "WATERPROOF". On the band there are also several markings. On the first link is says "MADE IN W GERMANY", on the second link it has the letter "R" a symbol and then the letter "I" and then 7/1. On the third link it has the words "ROLLED GOLD" followed by some more words that I think are in another language. The fourth link has the words "STAINLESS STEEL BACK" once again followed by some more foreign looking words. The fifth has what looks like some patent numbers and the sixth and all remaining links have "FIXO-FLEX" stamped on them. The w

Kampfschwimmer in action
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Patek on TV...
I know we get TV in the UK a little behind the USA but on last night's episode of "Gossip Girl" - one of the characters bought her boyfriend a Patek Philippe Aquanaut as a Christmas Present (I'm guessing this was the Christmas episode that most likely aired around December 2007 in the USA). Of course, he refused the gift as "too much" - but hey ho!He did however comment "It is the most amazing watch I have ever seen!"Interesting that it was just "in the box" on the show and not sealed up and the giver then "returned it". Artistic license perhaps :)I also noticed reference to Patek Philippe in the TV show starring Donald Sutherland "Dirty Sexy Money" in which a young member of the "Darling" family is bought a watch."He only wanted a Patek Philippe because you have one" one of the characters comments to the boy's father.Not particularly horological - but just interesting that in the last few weeks I have seen two direct Patek references in popular TV shows where once I would have expec

New to Omega - need some advice
Hi guys,There's something about the Speedmaster Professional that has always made me want one. Now that I am pretty well versed in all the Rolex model numbers and variations within a model I am learning about the Speedmaster.There seem to be several reference numbers for the Speedmaster, and the one I am trying to clarify is the one that is the one that NASA used as the First Watch on the Moon reference.Can someone please clarify what current reference number Speedmaster is the one I'm looking for and also the original reference and year of the original one which was used by NASA (I've been reading the year of production was 1969?)Thanks in advance! Eric

Adding a little yellow to the rotation...
Well... I have been hanging out with VC way too much. I have been in search for a 5970J for about 3 months now. My search concluded today. I only found 3-4 5970J’s readily available and for sale in the world on this search. In contrast, I came across ~15 5970P's. If anyone wants a P let me know. Maybe I will be fortunate enough to add the P to my collection one day as well. I saw some good deals on pre-owned P. Many G’s and R’s were offered. I am not kidding. But for now the J is the latest addition!I want to thank SteelerFan and VC for their help. It is really nice to add the old (5970) to the new (5270). And some J to my G... I am going to have to agree with hutchman, the 5270 is a more advanced and exact watch from case to movement. The 5270 represents the present and the future. The 5970 represents the last of the past. And the J is fitting to me because it is the most “classic” of the 5970 references.About the 5970J… It debuted at Basel 2008