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Scott_ · 2 February 2022, 05:54 AM

The announcement of the revived King Seiko line inspired me to make a purchase
…of a vintage King Seiko.

I bought a 45-7010 Hi Beat from 1970. I love the linen dial and the smooth sweep of the second hand (although obviously not as smooth my GS spring drive). The dial has darkened a bit over the last half century, and the strap is a non-Seiko replacement, but at barely over $700 in cost, compared to $1700 for one of the new (non-high-beat) revival watches), I have no complaints.

2 February 2022, 05:54 AM	#1
Scott_ "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2022 Location: Georgia Posts: 127	King Seiko arrived today The announcement of the revived King Seiko line inspired me to make a purchase …of a vintage King Seiko. I bought a 45-7010 Hi Beat from 1970. I love the linen dial and the smooth sweep of the second hand (although obviously not as smooth my GS spring drive). The dial has darkened a bit over the last half century, and the strap is a non-Seiko replacement, but at barely over $700 in cost, compared to $1700 for one of the new (non-high-beat) revival watches), I have no complaints. Attached Images

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