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    well I was thinking if you put up a pic and the specs you want then their are more eyes keeping a look out then gives you more chance of a find
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    How do you identify if a case is any good when it looks like this?

    http://m.ebay.com/itm/131444971003?nav=SEARCH

    Ach I can feel myself being sucked down a path I don't want to go down. *digs heels in*
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    Quote Originally Posted by Der Amf View Post
    How do you identify if a case is any good when it looks like this?

    http://m.ebay.com/itm/131444971003?nav=SEARCH

    Ach I can feel myself being sucked down a path I don't want to go down. *digs heels in*

    Only you can make that decision based on your ability, or willingness, to spend time cleaning the case.
    I would suggest that you give that one a miss and wait for a better example to appear.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scottjc View Post
    Only you can make that decision based on your ability, or willingness, to spend time cleaning the case.
    I would suggest that you give that one a miss and wait for a better example to appear.
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    The 66-8050 was made for a long time I think. So now at least I've got the name of a case to enquire after when I find a Seiko hoarder to direct enquires at.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Der Amf View Post
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    You've answered your own question there mate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scottjc View Post
    You've answered your own question there mate.
    Well my question is: is there a vendor somewhere with a big pile of Seiko cases and a big pile of Seiko dials, in reasonable condition, to whom I can make enquiries. I'm really good at (a) writing emails (b) making PayPal payments.

    I'm just a boy standing in the rain asking a market to sell him something. (Have I got that quote right?)

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    Would this question get a more helpful answer in the vintage section?
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    I thought I would come to the place Seiko modders would most likely see it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Der Amf View Post
    I thought I would come to the place Seiko modders would most likely see it
    Hmm, that ain't here then...O

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