Seiko Chronograph Neo-vintage this particular 116710LN shares many

this particular 116710LN shares many core design cues with previous versions of the GMT

This lovely piece harkens to a time when personal style wasn't dictated by social media influencers or celebrity endorsements

a chronograph with a rotating diver's bezel meant to act as well below water as it did above

and Heuer sold Viceroys in droves

1966 Rolex Submariner 'If You Shipped Out

Seiko Chronograph Neo-vintage this particular 116710LN shares manyLong time ago, in a galaxy far far away, Seiko was leaps and bounds ahead of their time. Think of them as the Empire, building an horological Death Star that no one, not even the sharpest Swiss Jedi, saw coming. That Death Star was the 6139 automatic chronograph movement. Dawning in 1969, the 6139 was the first of three automatic chronographs to be launched that year. (Heuer's Calibre 11 and Zenith El Primero movements were also unveiled around the