Incoming: My first Seiko Tuna!
 

So after a brief hiatus with Seiko watches I decided to give them another go. This time I wanted to take the plunge and pickup a Tuna dive watch.

I typically would never consider buying a watch this expensive that has a quartz movement but anyone who knows Tunas can tell you that the 7C46 is a fantastic movement that is very durable, fully rebuildable, and from what I understand has metal gears with a high torque motor.

Anyhow, here are some pics of my first Tuna, the SBBN031:

http://i.imgur.com/amuhLY3h.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/Kt4yjlAh.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/skxNXChh.jpg

Congrats!

Such a cool watch

I refer to the SBBN031 as Anakin Vader because the watch is a Transitional Tuna between the MM 015 and 035https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...b5dd3fddbf.jpgThe best part? It's actually a In Your Face Bad-Ass weapon with brutal aesthetics and stupidly accurate !

I once had a debate with a Seiko fanboy from another forum on the topic of which was better, the 015 vs 031.He claimed the 015 had the more classic styling while I defended the 031 with my own contentious points.I'm neither a Seiko expert nor claim to be one but I've worn more Seiko watches than half the bunch of Wussies over there....

Achtung Baby ! This time you've been seriously bitten by the Seiko Bug

Looks great, congrats :cheers:

Love those Tunas!

Congrats!

Love it. I'm a big fan of Seiko and have picked up a number of JDM Tuna's over the years. Don't wear them that much anymore but your post will likely make me grab one from the safe today!

Enjoy it.

Lovely watches the tunas i have four in my collection at the moment im all ways looking it be interesting to see what seiko brings out next year 🤔👍

Congratulations buddy!

Congrats

Congratulations:thumbsup::thumbsup:

I wonder if the OP still owns it almost 8 years on.

lol