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Seiko SNXJ89 7S26-3110

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Seiko SNXJ89 7S26-3110Brand Seiko Model SNXJ89 Reference 7S26 3110 Year 1997 June Movement Automatic Dial White silver Bph 21. 600 Jewels 21 Case 36mm Lugs 20mm Day date Day and date Crystal Mineral Bracelet G1341 E Fits up to a 19,5 cm wrist Performance 28 seconds per day Box&papers Not included Condition Very good The watch Seikos homage to the iconic Rolex Datejust. A perfect alternative for daily wear without the stress of potential damage or theft! In very good

 

 Brand

 Seiko

 Model

 SNXJ89

 Reference

 7S26-3110

 Year

 1997 - June

 Movement

 Automatic

 Dial

 White/silver

 Bph

 21.600

 Jewels

 21

 Case

 36mm

 Lugs

 20mm

 Day/date

 Day and date

 Crystal

 Mineral

 Bracelet

 G1341-E
 Fits up to a 19,5 cm wrist

 Performance

 -28 seconds per day

 Box&papers

 Not included

 Condition

 Very good

 

The watch
Seiko’s homage to the iconic Rolex Datejust. A perfect alternative for daily wear without the stress of potential damage or theft!

In very good unpolished condition. The bezel and the bracelet show some minor signs of wear, but the case is in near-new condition, with just a tiny blemish on each side. There is some corrosion on the inside of the clasp, as seen on the pictures.

While most of the watches we offer were produced for the Japanese domestic market, we think this example was produced for the Singaporean market. The difference is in the day wheel, which is usually Kanji and English for the Japanese market and English, French or Spanish for different markets. This watch has English and Roman numerals with a funky red square for Sunday. 

Details
This model was produced in three phases, the earliest version (reference 7009-3110) was produced in the 80’s and 90’s. After that, Seiko released an updated version which was the 7S26-3110 with the rock solid 7S26 movement. The third iteration (officially named SNXJ89) was the 7S26-0500, which has a transparent caseback. This also made the case a bit thicker, so if you like a thin case to stuff under your cuff, this 7S26-3110 is the one you’re looking for. 

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