Borealis Tritium....like this one.

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Still My Favorite Of The Ones You've Shown, Mike!:-) You Have A Link On Where To Buy? Did You Get Your Watch After The Fedex Issue?
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Ya, one of my neighbors had it and brought it over that night :-)

You can google Tempest Viking but I think they are long sold out, I am always on Watchuseek buying and trading, great place for watches, also the app WatchRecon is awesome as it searches for you :-)
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My Luck!:-) Have A Great Day, My Friend!:-):-)
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Had a couple watches come in this week.

MWC 300m Quartz diver.

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And a Seiko skx007 auto

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I have the solar one that looks just like that and love it.
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Of your recent acquisitions, this is my favorite!
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This is the new issue of the 6309 diver, Seiko SRP777, love the vintage case design. :-)
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While not a wristwatch, it is my Great Grandfather's Illinois 21 Jewel Bunn Special Lever set railroad pocket watch. I just received it from my mother and it was sans crystal and barely kept time. I had it professionally refurbished and new crystal put on. I'm glad it is still in the family.

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That's cool looks like the Seiko (as far as my memory goes) that my dad used in UDT, at least it's really close. :-)
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Ya Adam, your dad most likely had a 6309 or a 6105 (apocalypse now) that Martin Sheen wore.
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Sweet looking pocket watch.
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Any pictures of the movement?

Big thing on old watches is the dial which looks good on your family heirloom. As long as the dial is good, the rest can be fixed or serviced.
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There is a small crack in between the 3 and the 4 on the dial. I had it serviced and new crystal installed, and the thing is running like a tank now. It is my everyday carry watch. I have tried wrist watches many times, have a number of them scattered throughout the house gathering dust, but just don't like them on my wrist. This watch is perfect for me.

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That's a gorgeous movement. 21 jewels is serious. Must've been a premium watch in its day. Enjoy it.
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Thank you very much. My great grandfather was a railroad conductor, and it was his that was issued to him by the railroad. My understanding is he was not allowed to set the time on his watch, only the railroad could, and they fined him if he let his watch wind down.
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Makes sense seeing how that is a precision piece.
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New Citizen Promaster Eco-Drive in PVD

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