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mongrelnomoad · 27 December 2019, 12:26 AM

Thanks very much! I was really taken by it. It just seems so modern - clean, perfectly proportioned, and extremely elegant without being austere. I saw two during my search and ended up traipsing half way back across Tokyo to the first...

Today was the last straw for my wife and kids; a Lord Marvel joined the other two. Super sharp - I doubt it's ever been polished. Had it on the machine and it's 8spd. Sounds like a gattling gun held up against the ear.

I had hoped to pick up the KS 4521 I passed on a few days ago too, but its was sold. Anyway, no more vintage Seiko shopping for me this trip. Unfortunately.

Here are the three Seiko-teers - Lord Marvel, KS44 Chronometer, KS52 Special. Now to find them some new boots, and get the KS buckles I found on them too...

27 December 2019, 12:26 AM	#276
mongrelnomoad "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Here and there... Posts: 1,842	Thanks very much! I was really taken by it. It just seems so modern - clean, perfectly proportioned, and extremely elegant without being austere. I saw two during my search and ended up traipsing half way back across Tokyo to the first... Today was the last straw for my wife and kids; a Lord Marvel joined the other two. Super sharp - I doubt it's ever been polished. Had it on the machine and it's 8spd. Sounds like a gattling gun held up against the ear. I had hoped to pick up the KS 4521 I passed on a few days ago too, but its was sold. Anyway, no more vintage Seiko shopping for me this trip. Unfortunately. Here are the three Seiko-teers - Lord Marvel, KS44 Chronometer, KS52 Special. Now to find them some new boots, and get the KS buckles I found on them too...