Seiko - Seiko 5 "TV-dial" - No reserve price - 7S26-5860 - Unisex - 1997

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Masayuki Nakai
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Over 16 years buying and selling 1990s and 2000s watches with expert knowledge.

Estimate  € 210 - € 250
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Seiko 5 automatic unisex watch, TV-dial model, reference 7S26-5860, stainless steel case and bracelet, 33 mm diameter, produced in 1997, in good vintage condition with visible signs of wear, Hardlex crystal, day-date display, serial 741391.

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Characterful and completely original Seiko 5 automatic men's watch with the sought square TV-dial design dating from April 1997. This classic Japanese watch with model reference 7S26-5860, with its compact case diameter of 33 millimeters, is an elegant and comfortably wearable unisex model that perfectly embodies the typical sport-chic style of the late 1990s. Both the robust housing and the integrated metal bracelet with fold-over clasp are fully crafted from durable stainless steel. Because the watch is entirely made of stainless steel, there are no wear-prone gold-plated layers. The authentic gray-brown dial features a refined grid pattern, gold-colored baton indices, and luminous accents on the hands. At the three o'clock position lies the characteristic day and date window. The watch is powered by the legendary and highly reliable Seiko 7S26 mechanical movement with 21 jewels, which winds automatically through the natural movement of the wrist. The crystal is made of scratch-resistant Hardlex mineral glass and the case back bears the unique serial number 741391. This specimen is in an honest, unpolished vintage condition with clear, superficial signs of use and scratches on the steel that suit the age of almost thirty years, making it an excellent base for the enthusiast to possibly refurbish themselves.

Characterful and completely original Seiko 5 automatic men's watch with the sought square TV-dial design dating from April 1997. This classic Japanese watch with model reference 7S26-5860, with its compact case diameter of 33 millimeters, is an elegant and comfortably wearable unisex model that perfectly embodies the typical sport-chic style of the late 1990s. Both the robust housing and the integrated metal bracelet with fold-over clasp are fully crafted from durable stainless steel. Because the watch is entirely made of stainless steel, there are no wear-prone gold-plated layers. The authentic gray-brown dial features a refined grid pattern, gold-colored baton indices, and luminous accents on the hands. At the three o'clock position lies the characteristic day and date window. The watch is powered by the legendary and highly reliable Seiko 7S26 mechanical movement with 21 jewels, which winds automatically through the natural movement of the wrist. The crystal is made of scratch-resistant Hardlex mineral glass and the case back bears the unique serial number 741391. This specimen is in an honest, unpolished vintage condition with clear, superficial signs of use and scratches on the steel that suit the age of almost thirty years, making it an excellent base for the enthusiast to possibly refurbish themselves.

Details

Brand
Seiko
Gender
Unisex
Model
Seiko 5 "TV-dial"
Reference number
7S26-5860
Band material
Steel
Shipped insured
Yes
Period
1990-1999
Repainted dial
No
Movement
Automatic
Case material
Stainless steel
Original box included
No
Original papers included
No
Case diameter
33 mm
Original warranty included
No
Condition
Good - visible signs of wear
Year
1997
Sold by
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Objects sold
98.54%
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