Seiko 7A38-7120 Quartz Chronograph Titanium

Today, we are proud to offer something unique again. The Swiss knife between the watches, except it was not made in Switzerland and is not a knife. Made in 1987, this Seiko is packed with everything you need: a chronograph with a 1/10s counter, day-date, bicolor, and original bracelet. Not only is the function the highlight of this watch, but also the material. All this, hidden under a lovely creamy dial, is packed in a unique titanium case, a material that is very light but also hard to work with. All this makes it a truly exceptional watch ready to be taken on any adventure you plan to go on.

Grab it now. For some time, I wanted to keep it for myself, so don’t make me rethink my decision!

Fun fact:

Did you know that the cal. 7A38 that powers this watch is part of the groundbreaking 7A series of movements, which were the first quartz watches to have a 1/10th analog chronograph in history?

Fun fact 2:

Did you know that the watch with the same movement (ref. 7A38-7060) was the watch that James Bond (Roger Moore) wore in the 1985 movie A View To A Kill?

Case size: 37,5 mm (without a crown)
Lug width: 18 mm
Movement: Seiko quartz cal. 7A38
Condition: Perfect condition. The watch was professionally serviced by the watchmaker, and it is working flawlessly.

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If not stated elsewhere, the watch was not serviced. The seller guarantees the watch’s working condition upon arrival. The seller is not responsible for any flaws caused by ordinary usage or defects caused by the watch’s aging. 
You must consider that you are buying a vintage watch (20+ years old). Therefore, some scratches and impurities are normal; any more significant imperfections (big scratches, not original parts, etc.) are stated in the description. 
If you have any questions, ask me; I will happily answer them!