SOLD A very nice King Quartz. Raised markers on a beautiful dial. Runs perfectly without problems. Asking 225 euro to your doorstep, as it does not come with a bracelet or band. All fees and shipping on me. Please check out me and my reputation (on the bay, w[color=#444444][size=small][font=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]atchuseek http://forums.watchuseek.com/f29/fs-seik...z-4823-805

Grand in Gold
The Seiko Grand Quartz first appeared with four models in the 1975 Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) catalogue, in white and yellow gold only. One should not mix these up with the Quartzes of 1974, the 38SQW V.F.A, 39SQW V.F.A or 38QTW, 39QTW, -QRW, QRC, QT etc. Prices of these would vary… but the Grand Seiko was now only second best, depicted here in the ’74 catalogue as cheaper, as separate and to the lower right of the new fangled quartzes! 

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SOLD - A very nice King Quartz. Raised markers on a beautiful dial. Runs perfectly without problems. Asking 225 euro to your doorstep. All fees and shipping on me. Please check out my reputation here, on the Fleebay (Collectionist0) or www.watchuseek.com u[size=small][font=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]nder the same name, and then buy with confidence. The way the brace

When quartz was well established, at the end of the Seventies, the Seiko 1978 JDM catalogue showed the twin quartz caliber for the first time, however there were (eventually) at least three different design technologies behind the Seiko twin quartz models.
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For sale - sold already! -  a very beautiful King Quartz 5856-5000 from 1981, works flawlessly, asking 250 euro to your doorstep.

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A great king Quartz this...

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A true classic, simple and distinguished. It is the watch I would never sell as it epitomizes elegance. From 1978.

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This unusual watch is also in my collection, the butch brother to the 9940-8000.

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A rare blue dialed GQ. Sold it sadly, I just could not bond with it. I opted for the blue dialed King Quartz 9923-7000, don't know why... Check it out at the King Quartz section...

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This is my one and only blue dial watch...

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Here is another one!

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A rare brown striped dial...

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Another rare KQ. Sold alas...

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Cool blue again - sold...

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SOLD - Asking 250 euro to your doorstep...

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Hello all, Seikoman has a beautiful collection it seems. But here is one of mine.

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My first King Quartz:

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My first Grand Quartz:

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There is my Seiko quartz, nice used condition
The same battery the last four years

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Here I present a 44mm Breitling Colt, a caliber 74 SuperQuartz™, thermocompensated and with EOL indicator..

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