u/Yanchoglov

Recently got my super-rare vintage Casio Marlin MD-733 Moon Phase Triple Calendar Diver in deadstock condition.

I tried to find anything similar available online, but I couldn’t find a single one. The only few examples I came across are listed on different platforms with non-original straps and in considerably worse condition. I’ve never seen another one in such perfect, untouched condition.

So, I assume it's one of a kind in the universe? 🤣🤣

Recently got my super-rare vintage Casio Marlin MD-733 Moon Phase Triple Calendar Diver in deadstock condition.

I tried to find anything similar available online, but I couldn’t find a single one. The only few examples I came across are listed on different platforms with non-original straps and in considerably worse condition. I’ve never seen another one in such perfect, untouched condition.

So, I assume it's one of a kind in the universe? 🤣🤣

Recently got my super-rare vintage Casio Marlin MD-733 Moon Phase Triple Calendar Diver in deadstock condition.

I tried to find anything similar available online, but I couldn’t find a single one. The only few examples I came across are listed on different platforms with non-original straps and in considerably worse condition. I’ve never seen another one in such perfect, untouched condition.

So, I assume it's one of a kind in the universe? 🤣🤣

I wonder how many beautiful and unique watches were produced by Seiko. This is one of these amazing timepieces for my collection 😍🤩

Hey everyone,

​I’ve been reading up on the history of the Seiko Cruising Master (7K36-6A00) and found a really cool fact.

​This model is officially listed as No. 029 in the Tokunaga Watch Museum. For anyone who doesn't know, Ikuo Tokunaga was Seiko’s legendary head engineer who designed their most famous professional tool watches (he’s the guy who invented the titanium Tuna cases). There’s an old website out there with a table of his top 100 favorite, most important Seiko designs, and the Cruising Master sits right near the top. He picked it because it was the world's very first analog marine watch with an electronic barometer sensor.

​It’s an amazing piece of 90s tech. And by the way, the barometer on this specific one works perfectly! I’ve tested it against the local weather several times now, and it’s spot on.

​Anyone else here collect the 90s "Master" series?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been reading up on the history of the Seiko Cruising Master (7K36-6A00) and found a really cool fact.

This model is officially listed as No. 029 in the Tokunaga Watch Museum. For anyone who doesn't know, Ikuo Tokunaga was Seiko’s legendary head engineer who designed their most famous professional tool watches (he’s the guy who invented the titanium Tuna cases). There’s an old website out there with a table of his top 100 favorite, most important Seiko designs, and the Cruising Master sits right near the top. He picked it because it was the world's very first analog marine watch with an electronic barometer sensor.

It’s an amazing piece of 90s tech. And by the way, the barometer on this specific one works perfectly! I’ve tested it against the local weather several times now, and it’s spot on.

Anyone else here collect the 90s "Master" series?

Absolutely love it 😊. Syncs every night that satisfies me every morning when I check it 😂

My super Rare Vintage Seiko Cruising Master 7K36-6A00 - incredible timepiece with Barometer and a Moon phase!

The most unbelievable part is - it's still perfectly working!

The first Seiko's watch with Barometer.

I barely figured out how to turn on the barometer functionality on it, but when figured out I was massively impressed. It's like magic 🥹🤩

A couple of days ago, an incredibly beautiful watch arrived from Japan. I've never even seen one like this before, and now it's on my wrist 🤯. Let me present to you the Casio Oceanus Manta S1200P-7AJF. The watch is 14 years old, and it's still beautiful, has sapphire crystal, solar-powered, and radio-synchronized and it's titanium! It's a real pearl from the depths of the ocean!

Do they deserve a reaction from anyone who's seen them? 😄🌊🇯🇵

I thought these pastes didn't work 😁.

There were noticeable scratches on the crystal of my 20-year-old watch, not deep, but clearly visible. I decided to try polishing them with a German paste. Until the last moment, I thought it was crap. In the end, the crystal is now in perfect condition!! I'm shocked after this!

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I thought these pastes don't work 😁.

There were noticeable scratches on the crystal of my pre-owned 20-year-old watch, not deep, but clearly visible. I decided to try polishing them with a German paste. Until the last moment, I thought it was crap. In the end, the crystal is now in perfect condition!! I'm shocked after this!

This beautiful blue glow that only Oceanus has.

7 reasons why I would consider the Oceanus Manta as one of the best luxury watches in that price segment:

- titanium

- solar

- radio controlled

- malti band 6 (gets UK atomic time signal)

- sapphire

- magical blue glow

- design that after 15 years looks like modern.

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Do you know other watches that can bit this champion. Try not to be biased (because I'm not 😁)

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I went back home from the office and recorded the video, wanted to show you guys how beautiful the shade is at random moments when the light reflects at specific angle

Just received this beautiful piece straight from Japan. This is a 2005 limited edition Seiko made in collaboration with the legendary Japanese F1 driver Takuma Sato (the only Asian driver to conquer the Indianapolis 500).

What blows me away is the attention to detail — the checkered blue and red pattern on the dial is an exact match to his racing helmet design. Spec-wise, it's fully loaded for 2005: lightweight titanium case and bracelet, Solar power, and Radio Wave Control. Managed to source it in absolutely mint condition with the original boxes and documents.

What do you guys think of this racing geometry? Is it a daily wearer or a pure box-queen for the collection?

Just wanted to share my latest JDM find 😍🤩! This is a 2005 Seiko Ignition, limited to 3,000 pieces and designed with racing legend Takuma Sato. The red and blue dial pattern actually matches his iconic F1 helmet design from his BAR-Honda days.

I fell in love with the idea of the design of the dial ❤️.

I already cleaned it and synced to the British Clock Antenna via app.

Super Rare Casio G-Shock GW-200K-2 Frogman - 2001 Dolphin & Whale - JDM.

Just completed this video to show you guys unpacking of this time capsule Casio 2001. It's so beautiful 🤩❤️. That whale 🐋 is something

Hi everybody! Just arrived directly from Japan 🇯🇵! Dead stock Super Rare [Casio G-Shock GW-200K-2] Frogman - 2001 Dolphin & Whale - JDM. Is there anybody here who has a brother to this one? 😁🤩