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Identify Seiko Watch

Gryzor · 2013-03-29 13:13:24

Hi there I'm struggling to identify my Seiko watch, it's not old or anything, just can't find it online, using any of the numbers I can find on it...hopefully someone can help. I really want to see if it's viable to replace the glass. Some large images below, so you can get serial numbers etc.. Image 1 Image 2 Image 3

29-03-2013 1:13pm

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Gryzor

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Hi there

I'm struggling to identify my Seiko watch, it's not old or anything, just can't find it online, using any of the numbers I can find on it...hopefully someone can help. I really want to see if it's viable to replace the glass.

Some large images below, so you can get serial numbers etc..

Image 1

Image 2

Image 3

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#2 30-03-2013 1:53pm

Zagato

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The small numbers/letters at the bottom on the dial are the case number which will determine what crustal you need. Have you tried heading to the cousins website? Search for Seiko crystals and stick in the serial number, and see if they have any.?

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