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    I want to know more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rodia77 View Post
    I want to know more.
    I think it is some small German private label brand. AFAIK it has been sold under different brand names. Movement is a Miyota 9015 and it has a very nicely sculpted case. Very rounded on the bottom. In profile it looks a little like a squashed Seiko Turtle.
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    Some more pics:
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    Quote Originally Posted by stewham View Post
    Your vintage Seikos are partly responsible for my recent interest (and purchase) of the my first Seiko. Would love to add a GS or King.

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    Zoretto Stratos.



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    One of the unexpected pleasures of my new Mako is that a couple of nato straps that I haven’t used in a while fit the Mako perfectly. Here on a Bond regimental




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    Quote Originally Posted by Sedi View Post
    I think it is some small German private label brand. AFAIK it has been sold under different brand names. Movement is a Miyota 9015 and it has a very nicely sculpted case. Very rounded on the bottom. In profile it looks a little like a squashed Seiko Turtle.
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    Thanks a lot, and you're not exactly dousing my interest... Would you tell the size?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rodia77 View Post
    Thanks a lot, and you're not exactly dousing my interest... Would you tell the size?
    42mm without crown.

    Edit: a little Internet search revealed that they were also sold under the "Regent" brand. And there was also an open heart version without date.
    Last edited by Sedi; Nov 20, 2018 at 01:44 PM.
    Cheers, Sedi

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    Quote Originally Posted by WWII70 View Post
    One of the unexpected pleasures of my new Mako is that a couple of nato straps that I haven’t used in a while fit the Mako perfectly. Here on a Bond regimental




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    Nice! I wear mine with the exact same strap .
    Cheers, Sedi

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    This one for the rest of the week, as we go to visit our kids for the holiday. Helpful to not have hacking seconds when you’re making a minor time zone change.




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