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I am looking into buying one of these but need some more info.  One is a Seiko and the other an accutron.  I am mainly interested in the movement of the Accutron.  They said it was a quartz but I am not sure about how accutron goes about this so  a little education on this would be helpful.  The seiko I just would like to know the size.  SAH does not give any info of this.  Thanks, Scott

 

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The Seiko is about 42mm without crown... maybe 45mm with the crown. DO NOT pay $199 for it!!

I don't know the specifics on the Accutron but would bet at the very least it is Swiss quartz.


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PM Marc at Island Watch (here) for a 3T price on the Seiko.

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Scott,

Pax is correct on the Seiko and i believe Overstock has them for less today with 10% off.

The Accutron...I could not find any info on the type of Swiss chrono movement, but the dial layout lends itself to the G-10 which is a base albiet reliable chrono movement. Nice looking watch BTWhand6.gif

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Thanks guys!  I was going to pull the trigger on the Seiko since it was an auto last night but glad I didnt. Whew!  Saving me cash again!  I really like the looks of the Accutron, just was leery about the movement. 

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The Black Monster would be my choice over the Accutron as I believe any WIS' collection should contain at least one!yourock.gif

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I would pick the Accutron any day. I have 2 of them, both with Valjoux and they don't miss a beat THAT MEANS SECOND per day. Excellent value and quality. perfect.gif 

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shar wrote:

I would agree but the Accutron in regards to this thread is a quartz
I would pick the Accutron any day. I have 2 of them, both with Valjoux and they don't miss a beat THAT MEANS SECOND per day. Excellent value and quality. perfect.gif 

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An excellent Valjoux chrono is the Gemini series. I think the Eagle Pilot is a quartz as is the Breckenridge model. A bit of research on Google or eBay will take you to some really good prices. Good luck on your search!

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Thanks again for all the great info guys!  Scott


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