space Posted December 30, 2008 Report Share Posted December 30, 2008 (edited) After debating with my self whether to buy a noobmariner or a genuine Seiko, the Seiko won (basically because of Pugwashes picture in the nato strap thread), and here's the first shot of it on my wrist: The nato strap is on my desk ready to be used, but I kind of liket it on the bracelet as well. Edited December 30, 2008 by space Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Krayfish Posted December 30, 2008 Report Share Posted December 30, 2008 Space, I too and a HUGE fan of Seiko, am buying lots of vintage Seiko stuff at the moment, I just love them and I cant explain why! Most of the one I have are Tanks, big heavy 70's ones. The one I'm trying to source at the moment is the Seiko Bullhead.....want one I can build myself, can get the new faces, hands, glass, bezel buttons and crown, new straps, the lot so am not bothered about the condition at all. Seiko are the way forward, a good heavy, honest solid lump of a watch. Well done on your purchase fella, looks cool! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
offshore Posted December 31, 2008 Report Share Posted December 31, 2008 The one I'm trying to source at the moment is the Seiko Bullhead.....want one I can build myself, can get the new faces, hands, glass, bezel buttons and crown, new straps, the lot so am not bothered about the condition at all. @Kray, A little OT, but I would be pleased if you could tell me where to source a crystal for a 6138-0040 bullhead. It is P/N 340W14GN, and whilst there are Steinkruz (?sp), and GS replacements available, I'm damned if I can source a genuine Hardlex! Am in the middle of a rebuild on a brown faced bullhead, have a face, hands, bezel insert, crown, and even scored an as new bracelet, but the crystal is proving a challenge. I'm advised that the Steinkruz has a marginally different shape, and doesn't wear as well, and with the way this crystal protrudes, I feel only a Hardlex will do the watch justice. The GS is only acrylic, and will get knocked around in no time. Any info appreciated. Offshore PS Will keep my eyes open for another bullhead, I see them pretty regularly. I do have a 6106-8237, blue face, which needs a crystal and a bracelet/strap, and runs OK, which i would part with. The crystal for this one-320W10GN, is readily available. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pugwash Posted December 31, 2008 Report Share Posted December 31, 2008 After debating with my self whether to buy a noobmariner or a genuine Seiko, the Seiko won (basically because of Pugwashes picture in the nato strap thread), and here's the first shot of it on my wrist: Hey, that looks like one I have! Nice watch. You'll get some use out of it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Krayfish Posted December 31, 2008 Report Share Posted December 31, 2008 Pm Sent, dont want to thread jack to much.......lol @Kray, A little OT, but I would be pleased if you could tell me where to source a crystal for a 6138-0040 bullhead. It is P/N 340W14GN, and whilst there are Steinkruz (?sp), and GS replacements available, I'm damned if I can source a genuine Hardlex! Am in the middle of a rebuild on a brown faced bullhead, have a face, hands, bezel insert, crown, and even scored an as new bracelet, but the crystal is proving a challenge. I'm advised that the Steinkruz has a marginally different shape, and doesn't wear as well, and with the way this crystal protrudes, I feel only a Hardlex will do the watch justice. The GS is only acrylic, and will get knocked around in no time. Any info appreciated. Offshore PS Will keep my eyes open for another bullhead, I see them pretty regularly. I do have a 6106-8237, blue face, which needs a crystal and a bracelet/strap, and runs OK, which i would part with. The crystal for this one-320W10GN, is readily available. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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