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Grand Seiko 6156-8010 “Special”
Grand Seiko 6156-8010 “Special”
From 1970, the 6155 (date) and 6156 (day-date) “Specials” were regulated to +/- 3 seconds per day, whereas the “Grand Seiko standard” was -3/+5 seconds per day. Only the VFA’s were more accurate at timekeeping than the Specials.
#FPJourne Centrigraphe X #Prisma Dreams. Next up, all 35 filters in one post.
Second of this week’s three #TBT name that #watch challenges. Not an easy one this! #macro #throwbackthursday
Unmistakeable from a great distance, it just gets better and better the closer you get. One of my personal favourites from @maxtor71’s collection – the #Omega #Speedmaster Alaska Project. #SpeedyTuesday
Introduced in 2008 in a limited series of just 1970 pieces was the #Omega #Speedmaster #Alaska Project. #SpeedyTuesday
Sedna gold hands and applied indices against an incredible 3-dimensional laser-etched dial are just a couple of the stand-out features of this #Speedmaster Apollo 11 45th anniversary. #SpeedyTuesday continues later!
The #Omega #Speedmaster Moon Watch Apollo 11 45th anniversary. Watching the moon landing in July 1969 is actually the earliest memory I have! A #SpeedyTuesday special from @maxtor71’s incredible collection. Detail up next, then another watch in a couple of hours from now.
At Baselworld 2014, #Omega introduced the #Speedmaster Professional Apollo 11 45th Anniversary. A stunning piece in titanium and Sedna gold on a NATO strap, the dial is laser etched, creating an amazing 3D landscape that plays with the light and seemingly changes colour right in front of your eyes. #macro #SpeedyTuesday From the collection of @maxtor71
And to keep the pattern going, here’s the running seconds dial of the #Omega #Speedmaster Professional Racing. More #SpeedyTuesday in a couple of hours.
@maxtor71 has put his #Speedmaster Professional Tintin – oops, I mean – Racing on a rather fetching strap. Looks great! #SpeedyTuesday
