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21 November 2023, 08:18 PM | #1 |
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Help identifying Seiko watch
Hi everyone, I'm new to this world so am looking for help with a "gold" watch that anyone I have spoken to about this has said "is weird". I have a Seiko watch that was owned by an uncle of mine from the USA. He passed away about almost 30 years ago now so the watch is at least that old.
My father always talked about my uncle's "gold watch". I took a bunch of watches to the jeweler's the other day to get batteries and the jeweler did the acid test and said it was 14 carat gold, which is what the hallmark says, though the mark is 14 KGD. Someone suggested it might be aluminum and gold-filled. I can't find any similar images of the watch anywhere, so hopefully somebody will be able to help me with some more information and an estimate of its value. Thanks so much in advance. |
21 November 2023, 09:50 PM | #2 |
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Do you have a clearer photo of the numbers on the caseback, or can you type them out. Should be two sets. One is the model number (xxxx-xxxx) and one is the serial number (xxxxxx).
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22 November 2023, 12:58 AM | #3 |
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The bracelet and bezel are all aftermarket custom.
The Seiko watch is attached by bending bars over the lugs. You can bend them back and remove the Seiko watch. That is why you cannot find anything similar. |
22 November 2023, 01:00 AM | #4 |
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That is why the bracelet is 14k, and the watch is not.
I had one very similar. |
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