Seiko Rallye Diver Archived Anyone who’s accidentally gaussed their

Anyone who’s accidentally gaussed their timepiece will know just how damaging magnetism can be to a watch’s movement

is a sports watch through and through—with examples venturing to far-flung locales like the Himalayas and the Hindu Kush

and they’ve racked up a number of impressive wristwatch “firsts”: including the first waterproof chronograph wristwatch

you are pulled by your heart toward a watch that has a personal significance

Featuring a brilliant silver sunburst dial with grey-blue subsidiary registers and outer tachymetre ring

Seiko Rallye Diver Archived Anyone who’s accidentally gaussed theirWhy We Love It As with any vintage Seiko, it is increasingly difficult to find an honest example with genuine parts. What we have here is a truly special as you can see. The Seiko Rallye Diver is a colorful and desirable sports diving watch from the 1970s. The watch sits in a robust 42mm solid stainless steel case with thick protective lugs and a recessed crown. The standout feature on this watch is without the question the blue coloration, including