King Seiko 15034 from October 1962
The early evolution of the King Seiko product line saw a number of slightly dislocated yet entangled strands emerging in …
Category Archives: King Seiko
What’s next?
To distract from the onwards gallop of the four horsemen, I thought I might solicit your assistance in narrowing down …
12 years, 175 posts, 2 million page views
A little over four and a half years ago, I marked the occasion of the one millionth page view of …
Part 3: A King Seiko J14102E from May 1962
We begin this third instalment with the intake photographs showing the front and rear of the second of our two …
Part 2: A King Seiko J14102 from January 1963
With the introductions having been made in the preceding post, we can start this second entry with the customary mugshots …
The first King Seiko: Part 1
Just as the king is the second-highest ranked card in a deck of cards, so, from its outset, has the …
Recent YouTubery: 62MAS restomodding, KS Hi-Beatery and Grand Seiko ASMR
Following a rather extended break from the YouTube platform, I seem to be settling into a more comfortable, and importantly, …
King Seiko 5626-7041 Officially Certified Chronometer from May 1974
The King Seiko line was conceived and developed originally by the Daini Seikosha division as a luxury hand-wind watch to …
And the winner is …
The outcome of the question posed in the previous post and elsewhere produced a surprise, to me at least, and …
8 years, 125 posts, 1 million page views
Next month marks the 8th anniversary of the first entry in this blog charting my adventures in amateur watch fettling. …
King Seiko 5245-6000 from December 1971
As the 1960’s rolled into the 1970’s and the quartz juggernaut started to power its way through the foundations of …
Adventures in Amateur Watch Fettling 