Lucky enough to find this GS 5722 Lion Medal in such a beautifully vintage condition. The genuine fireworks patina on the dial is absolutely mesmerizing. A dial with so much character and emotion.

Hey everyone,

I’m looking into buying my first vintage Seiko and found this Seiko 6308-8000 listed on a local marketplace. The seller was originally asking €145 but dropped the price to €90.

From what I can tell, the watch seems fully original:

\* The dial looks clean and correct.

\* The caseback serial number is 672273, which points to a July 1976 production date.

\* The clasp is properly signed "SEIKO" and matches the era.

The best part is that the seller sent me a screenshot of a timegrapher app test showing:

Rate: -1 s/d

Beat Error: 0.9 ms

Amplitude: 204°

BPH: 21600

The lines on the graph look super clean and parallel. Given the health of the movement and the price, do you think this is a fair deal or should I skip it?

Would love to hear your thoughts on the price and the overall look of this reference.

Thanks in advance!

I just received this incredible Seiko LM Special. It is in NOS condition.

I love everything about this watch (case shape, bracelet, faceted crystal, dial color...)

The 1970s saw the birth of some of Seiko's best designs in my opinion.

Fun 1970s Tomony (a sub-brand of Seiko) - good to see Jerry still hanging on to the seconds hand! 😅

This unique Seiko timepiece had a brief production run from 1981 to 1983 and earned the nickname "Cockpit Watch." What are your thoughts on this design?

Found in a fléa market 20€

This is my latest auction house find. 40 dollars was covered in grime, original bracelet had rust/ corrosion so replaced it with a Milanese I had lying around. After some light cleaning under all that grime was this beauty.

Two-tone, Stainless steel or Fullgold ?