A Seiko Panda Chronograph for Less Than $150

[@PilotScott-ey7lw]

I’ve had this watch for 20 years. You can calibrate the chrono second hand by pulling the crown. BTW, this watch was about $50 in 1999 when I bought it.

[@altonza]

I’ve been dealing with watches for years and never knew how to operate a chronograph properly. Thanks 🤙🏾

[@space.cowboyyyyy]

Great panda, very underrated

[@malmologi]

Wonderful watch, but I have to disagree about legibility. I'm about to sell mine because of the lack thereof. And get a black one with white hands and indices.

[@abrahamlevi3556]

I got a reverse panda Seiko but with a 7T92 movement. The best chronograph I have ever had. It still works perfectly.

[@musfiqurkhan346]

did you find the alarm crown to be a bit wobbly or not solid compared to the time-setting crown?

[@kengachira]

The 44mm lug to lug is quite wearable actually 💯💯

[@Conundrum191]

Not sure if it applies here, but with some quartz chronographs you can adjust/zero the chrono hand (they have a mode). I know with my lunar pilot you can do it, and I think it involved the crown being either in quick set mode or time setting, and using the chrono pushers to adjust things forwards and back.

[@srgblll728]

I confirm you Can adjust the zero chrono with this watch, look for seiko 7t32 user manual online

[@Leo-Crespi]

Thanks

[@willdeanpetersen1295]

I have the same watch how much can i get in south africa on rands

[@willdeanpetersen1295]

Mine is 28years old

[@Sizzle_Bear]

​@@willdeanpetersen1295are you selling?

[@ericfan9149]

That’s a nice-looking chronograph for $150.

[@VFB420]

It’s also nice fitting on your wrist
Got it (not exactly this one, one with gold, not silver elements) for 10 bucks and I’m still in love w it