Have a Seiko automatic from the 60s. Still starts and runs for awhile, but stalls out. Anywhere I could get it repaired for less than an arm and a leg? It is not worth that much I suspect.
Contact @thor447 (Adam) here on the forum he has cleaned and repaired several watches for forum members including me.....he does excellent work and is good people.
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@thor447 is the guy I know .. Which watch is it... Pics please.
What are your thoughts on the watch. Looks great.
Ive had it for approximately a year and a half.. I was skeptical as i am normally a "You get what ya pay for" type of guy
The watch has exceeded my expectations literally tenfold.
That said, for me it came into its own when i took it off the supplied Steeldive bracelet. Opinions vary on this, but i thought it was a hunk of junk with sharp edges and was an arm hair puller. I just figured - these watches go anywhere from $100 to $200 depending on where purchased and/or what type of discount codes can be used - etc. , naturally its not going to have a top flight bracelet.
I have an assortment of cheap NATO's i keep it on and its been great so far --- as far as durability , -- i didnt realize i had it on one day when i pounded in about 40 t-posts and it survived (I killed a Seiko 5 series doing this years ago )
That said, i think Steeldive is a pleasant surprise in the cheap watch arena. I honestly think its a nice watch regardless of the price. I could not say the same when i purchased a Pagani Doxa copy not too long ago. It was disappointing enough that i returned it within a couple of days
That is a great watch.....
Thank you sir. It definitely means more to me than any other piece in my collection.
On a separate note, finding a decent quality NATO with gold hardware, in the correct size, is easier said than done. This one came from Crown and Buckle.
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