Seiko - Pogue Chronograph - 6139-6002 - 男士 - 1970-1979

This watch contains aftermarket customisations without permission from the brand. This could impact the watch value and might void manufacturer warranties. Including , polishing , aftermarket dial , hands , bracelet , bezel insert and pushers. We ask sellers to mention any know aftermarket parts. The brand might refuse servicing and repairs to watches modified by unlicensed watchmakers. Please use photos as part of the description.

I am proud to offer one of the most iconic models of Seiko and chronograph watch history: SEIKO Pepsi Pogue (6139-6000). It keeps its original SEIKO movement. Condition: Perfect as new.. Cleaned and polished.The watch hands, bezel insert inner ring , bracelet, Rotating inner bezel,band,case,and dial are aftermarket only movement is original Chrono reset is perfect.
Original thick flat crystal, it is in excellent condition. Beautiful dial in excellent condition!

***The First Chronograph in Space***
This model also called "Seiko Pogue", because astronaut William R. Pogue (Col. Pogue) wore a 6139-6005 during the NASA Skylab 4 mission in 1973 (see the last picture).

***The World’s First Automatic Chronograph***
In 1969, A few big names produced automatic chronograph. However, when it comes to who first achieved serial production of the automatic chronograph, Seiko may have quietly beaten them by releasing to the Japanese market in May 1969.

Serial Number: 529792
Strap Material: Stainless Steel
Strap Color:
Lug: 19 mm
Crystal: Mineral
Case Width: 41 mm (Without crown)
Wrist size: 23 cm
Dial Colour: Yellow
Movement: Automatic (Seiko 6139 Cal.)
Functions: Day-Date, Screwed back case, turning inner bezel, chronograph

***** Fully serviced and cleaned by us *****

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Damages Crystal: Insignificant
Damages Dial: Insignificant
Damages Hands: Insignificant
Damages Case: Insignificant
Damages Bezel: Insignificant
Damages Crown: Insignificant
Damages Buttons: Insignificant
Damages Caseback: Insignificant
Damages Bracelet/Strap: Insignificant

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[PHOTOS]

- All photos are not retouched (except for serial numbers hidden for security reason). Any defects not mentioned in the description but visible in the pictures will be considered as described. Pictures speak a thousand words, so we kindly ask you to look at the pictures carefully before bidding as they form an integral part of the description. I value my relation with customers so I do not want to become your disappointment when items is received with undesirable results.

[ACCURACY]

- Accuracy is tested on every watch at horizontal position (dial face up) at fully wounded power reserve and is deemed satisfactory for keeping time before sending out of our shop. Some factors which might affect accuracy include length of time worn on the wrist, arm movement, and tension on the power spring. Watches that are more than 10 years old might experience a larger accuracy variance and inconsistency because of mechanical wear.

[AUTHENTICITY]

- All watches I sold are authentic. I try to label all aftermarket parts which I can identify and at the best of my knowledge. Please evaluate the item accordingly to the pictures as they are taken from the actual item you will be receiving. Written description is only for auxiliary purpose when pictures cannot show the defect perfectly. (except for some Brand new items where pictures might be borrowed from previous listings).


[CANCELLATION AND RETURN]

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[IMPORT]

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[DAMAGE OR LOST PARCEL]

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