Ik zie nu dat Bernardo er een heb, met 'n goudkleurige case, blijkbaar 'n variant die ik over het hoofd gezien heb.
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There’s actually more than 5, depending on where you lived in the world, when the 7t34 series was first introduced. The white face, with the red sub-dials also has a brother, he has a black dial, with red sub-dials. There is also a 7t34 “pearl model”. The whole watch dial is done in pearl, with pearl subdials.
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Do you have pictures?
I do, but cant upload them, for whatever reason.
It keeps saying the following. An error occurred: Sorry, you can’t embed media items in a post.
You are still a new member, you’ll get TL1 in a couple of days and you will be able to.
Spambot protection.
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There is also another variant of the 7t34-6a00. Still in the same class, known as a flightmaster, but it’s also been noted on other forums, as the stargate dial. The normal 7t34-6a00, has ‘pips’ at the hour markers. The stargate has ‘stones’ similar to the time travel device, used in the movie and television program, “Stargate”. Not sure if it viewed in Holland or not.
If you go to Google or Yandex etc, type in Seiko 7t34-6a20, you will see photo’s etc. I don’t own one, as the prices for these can be up around AUD $800 - $900
In hindsight, I should have purchased one before COVID, prices were much more affordable back then. Lifes mistakes.
Ik draag de mijne nooit. Heb er pas weer een batterij in laten zetten en watersicht laten maken. Maar is toch niet mijn ding.
@Bernardo I never wear mine either. As the batteries went flat, they were removed. My daily wearer is a 7T62-0JR0.
Another variant of @Bernardo’s watch is the colour of the chapter ring. As well as the case being either gold or chrome, the chapter ring could be in white or gold colour. There is also a panda and reverse panda version of the 7T34-6A00. Included but not forgotten is the 7T34-6A20, a collectors piece. See picture.
The grandfather of the 6A00, is the 6B00, came in panda, reverse panda and variants of black, white and blue dials / subdials, with black, blue bezels. Another variant was numerals on the dial, instead of ‘pips’ at the hour markers. I am lucky to own a reverse panda, my first watch, I bought in 1979.
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