Hello Guys & Gals,
This isn't gun related except the purchase was made while attending a small Gun Show this past week-end. I found this wrist watch on an old guy's table and liked it looks, since it is kinetic my interest peaked and the purchase was made. After being snickered at for the exercises I was doing trying to get it wound sufficiently I resigned to the fact that winding wasn't going to solve the problem. I went on line looking for further information but found none pertaining to the Ref. # quoted. There was no paperwork included and only the tag with said ref. number in the box.
By chance is there anyone here who may be able to direct me to more information? My understanding is that the weighted plate that is the winding mechanism recharges a battery instead of actually winding the watch but am only repeating what was told to me.
Description of the watch is the normal stem for setting the hands, date & day with an additional push button about two o'clock, 50 meters Water Resistant, Sapphlex Crystal and is a Limited Edition. Stainless case with gold circ. around crystal and a see through back where the winding mechanism can be observed. There are additional numbers on the back if anyone needs them I'll be glad to add them upon request.
Any help will be appreciated and an approximate age would be good to know also.
Thanks for any and all information!
This isn't gun related except the purchase was made while attending a small Gun Show this past week-end. I found this wrist watch on an old guy's table and liked it looks, since it is kinetic my interest peaked and the purchase was made. After being snickered at for the exercises I was doing trying to get it wound sufficiently I resigned to the fact that winding wasn't going to solve the problem. I went on line looking for further information but found none pertaining to the Ref. # quoted. There was no paperwork included and only the tag with said ref. number in the box.
By chance is there anyone here who may be able to direct me to more information? My understanding is that the weighted plate that is the winding mechanism recharges a battery instead of actually winding the watch but am only repeating what was told to me.
Description of the watch is the normal stem for setting the hands, date & day with an additional push button about two o'clock, 50 meters Water Resistant, Sapphlex Crystal and is a Limited Edition. Stainless case with gold circ. around crystal and a see through back where the winding mechanism can be observed. There are additional numbers on the back if anyone needs them I'll be glad to add them upon request.
Any help will be appreciated and an approximate age would be good to know also.
Thanks for any and all information!
, but the Seiko does not loose it's charge. They say they can go a month without wear, but I never go without wearing it for more than a few days. (I even sleep with it -- I love the bright luminous hands 'cause with a quick glance they keep me from twisting my neck in the middle of the night trying to see the clock to know what time it is.)
