@@jeromef2001 they vary depending on the condition. I bought one for 4 dollars US but the capacitor was busted and the dial is ruined. I had it running but the accuracy is way off, like a mechanical watch.
Thanks for your splendid review, sure you got the original bracelet, only the clasp is replaced. You are so right about that stunning dial with those sparkling, 3D indices. A piece of honorable perfection.
Hi Michael thank you for your answer to my video! Isn‘t it strange that these King and Grand Quartz all look very minimalist and similar but every piece has its own little detail which makes the character? If I see a good one I mostly almost cannot resist
@@watchesareanachronistic1467 True! Did you notice that hidden ingenious complication for adjusting 2 seconds front or backwards by turning the crown? Makes you wonder why that isn’t standard these days…
@@watchesareanachronistic1467 And the inside of the bezel is polished like a mirror to reflect those sparkling indices. King Seiko did put so much LTC in their watches that you can look for hours in admiration and still discover new details.
These vintage quartz are so well made that they still have a luxurious feel even after 40 yrs
true! they are incredible solid, especially the grand quartz. I love them.
Hi I am looking for one, with this case shape and integrated bracelet. Do you have an idea about the prices ? Thanks
@@jeromef2001 they vary depending on the condition. I bought one for 4 dollars US but the capacitor was busted and the dial is ruined. I had it running but the accuracy is way off, like a mechanical watch.
Thanks for your splendid review, sure you got the original bracelet, only the clasp is replaced. You are so right about that stunning dial with those sparkling, 3D indices. A piece of honorable perfection.
Hi Michael thank you for your answer to my video! Isn‘t it strange that these King and Grand Quartz all look very minimalist and similar but every piece has its own little detail which makes the character? If I see a good one I mostly almost cannot resist
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True! Did you notice that hidden ingenious complication for adjusting 2 seconds front or backwards by turning the crown? Makes you wonder why that isn’t standard these days…
@@watchesareanachronistic1467
And the inside of the bezel is polished like a mirror to reflect those sparkling indices.
King Seiko did put so much LTC in their watches that you can look for hours in admiration and still discover new details.
@@michaelmasimo1506 yes that was very innovative. The good thing is that these gems are still underrated because of the ‚evil‘ Quartz word.
@@michaelmasimo1506 yes that was very innovative. The good thing is that these gems are still underrated because of the ‚evil‘ Quartz word.
I believe these were more expensive than the high end automatic Seikos when they came out. I have a 1979 king quartz (twin quartz in lovely condition)
that is true. The Quartz technology was very exclusive in the market when it was still new.
love it
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How much bro from Pakistan