Vintage Seiko Type II 7546-7010 Roman Dial 1977
QHK066 - Quartz
Really nice Seiko Type II Quartz Watch with reference 7546-7010 from 1977 where the dial steals the show again featuring a white dial with roman numerals as indices in a nice round 35mm stainless steel case.
The Seiko Type II watches can be recognised by the "Type II" Text on the dial, accompanied by the "single quartz" badge. Seiko introduced the Type II Watches designation for a selection of vintage quartz timepieces, offering a more affordable alternative to its prestigious caliber series like the 38 and 48.
It's in beautiful, good condition and comes on the original bracelet ref. XBA-651 suitable up to 17-18cm wrists. This is a JDM model (Japan Domestic Market) so the watch has day indication in Kanji & English.
This is model QFR070 from the 1981 Catalog, costing ¥16,000 back then!
- Case Width 35mm
- Thickness 10mm
- Lug-To-Lug 40mm
- Bracelet Size 17-18cm
- Condition Used (Great)
- Case Condition
- Dial Condition
- Crystal Condition 95/100 - Acrylic has been polished and is clean
- Movement Condition Perfect - Fresh battery. Keeps time. Quickset Works
- Box? No
- Papers? No
- Warranty? No
- Additional?
This is model QHK066 costing ¥26000 in 1977.
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Are these Genuine Seiko Watches?
Yes - all watches offered on WatchEra are 100% genuine.
I have been collecting Seiko & Watches for over 10 years, had over 1500 different seiko's passed through my hands, are actively contributing to forums & groups and carefully - I even own a bunch of Seiko Catalogs & Books to use as reference.
- If parts are replaced (like strap or crystal) this is always mentioned in the description.
- I do not sell "redials", "mumbai specials" "seiko mods" or other franken-watches related.
- To proof the authenticity, I'll give you all references available, the original model number and a picture of how the watch was depicted in the original vintage seiko dealer catalog.
Feel free to ask me any specific questions about vintage Seiko watches.
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I do stand behind the quality of the watches that I sell and therefor offer a 3 month warranty on the movement.
At WatchEra - every watch that hits the store is checked by myself personally or by one of the watchmakers I work with.
However - most watches sold are used, vintage and sometimes very old wristwatches. Generally speaking I'm not aware of the (service) history or water resistance but will describe the current condition as transparant as possible.
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Yes, I ship watches worldwide WatchEra sells watches to watch fans all over the world daily, I've sold to over 30 different countries.
Shipping Courier
- I mainly use PostNL (Dutch National Postal Company) - this means that the package could be delivered by your national parcel company when it arrived in your co
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What if the parcel gets lost or stolen?
I only ship watches 100% insured up to the purchase amount
This means you'll be able to receive a full refund if the watch ends up to be confirmed stolen or lost by the carrier.
Will the watch arrive safely?
Yes, I've learned how to properly protect and ship watches worldwide and you don't have to worry about the watch being damaged or defunct during shipping.
Your watch will be:
- Well-packed in neutral carton box
- Protected against fall damage
- Protected against water damage
- Has neutral packaging to prevent theft
- We only ship watches in BOXES not in ENVELOPS as we believe boxes are way less often lost by shipping companies.
Can I return the watch?
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Return-Costs are for the buyer.
How are you able to offer so much Vintage Seiko Watches?
That's the secret of the smith ofcourse, but to give a small insight:
I've been collecting vintage Seiko Watches myself for over 10 years and over the years I've built a net work of fellow seiko-collectors, watch resellers and other companies and individuals that are able to consistently offer high-quality genuine vintage Seiko's to me, mainly from Asia & Japan.
Next to that, I use alot of the same platforms that you might use and local marketplaces, watch fairs & auctions.
Also, do note that Seiko was one of the booming and most succesful watch companies throughout the 70s and 80s and millions of Seikos were produced & sold - my skill is finding the right ones for you :)