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  1. Jul 21, 2015, 01:59 PM #1
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    Vintage Seiko world time

    No, it's not a wristwatch, but it is Seiko. Got this from an NHK rep in Florida back in the early 90's. Used to use it with my shortwave radio (the original world wide web). Stuck a new battery in there and it came to life. The LCD is sort of dim but it works okay.





    The Worn&Wound shot.



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    How cool! Nice that it still works. Thanks for the look!


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    Such a cool thing !

    Great designed card.
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