Seiko - Pogue Automatic Chronograph - No Reserve Price - 6139-6002 - Men - 1970-1979

This watch contains aftermarket customisations without permission from the brand. This could impact the watch value and might void manufacturer warranties , Including , polishing , aftermarket dial , hands , bracelet , crystal , bezel insert , inner ring , case back , and pushers. We ask sellers to mention any known aftermarket parts. We do not guarantee water resistance on vintage watches. Please use photos as part of the description. We ask sellers to mention any known aftermarket parts. \r
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Case Excluding the crown 41m\r
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Crown included 41. 2mm\r
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Lug 19mm\r
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Lug to Lug 46. 4mm\r
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Bracelet 21cm\r
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Case Material Steel \r
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Period 1970's \r
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Orgin Japan\r
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Shipping Company TNT, UPS, Fed. Ex\r
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It was produced in Japan in the 1970s. Seiko is known for the durability and quality of many of its watches. The point that makes the watch special is that it is the first "automatic" watch to go into space and work in that environment. As you know, all of the watches given to astronauts going on other space missions had to be winded since it was thought that an automatic watch could not work in space. On the other hand, even if it had not been on this mission, I think that this watch is still a popular model with its really great design. This model, which was produced for the first time in 1969, was American in 1973. He received the nickname "Pogue" among watch lovers after he used it in the space mission (54 Days Skylab Mission) by Colonel William R. Pogue, who was in charge of the Air Force. \r
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Aftermarket parts , dial, inner ring, band, bezel insert , hands, bracelet\r
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No box and papers. \r
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Photos are part of the description. Please look at them carefully. \r
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Please, be aware of customs duty. Customs duties are the buyer's responsibility and beyond the control of sellers.