?? Vintage Seiko Sportsmatic 6619 Automatic Watch (1965) Original Beads of Rice Bracelet • Serviced • Collectible Quality • Warranty Included About My Shop – winebeerglasses (Same name as my former Etsy shop — see my 5-star reviews in the images!) ? 5 years of perfect 5-star ratings on Etsy ? I left Etsy due to their poor customer support ?? Now also on Bonanza — visit Bonanza.com and search for shop: winebeerglasses for more watches ? Why Choose My Watches? ? Fully serviced, freshly lubricated, and timegrapher regulated ? De-magnetized and tested for accuracy ? 3-month warranty included ? No Chinese-made parts — even the spring bars are Swiss Made ?? Unlike many low-price flippers’ watches with unknown condition, mine are professionally restored ? Expect to pay $$$ just for service on those "cheap" ones ? Watch Details: Model: Seiko Sportsmatic 6619 Year: Circa 1965 Movement: Seiko 6619 automatic, all-metal construction (Unlike later Seiko 5s which used plastic parts — this is true Seiko craftsmanship) Size: 35 mm diameter (excluding crown), 43 mm lug-to-lug, 8 mm thick Back: Stainless steel, press-fit Crystal: Clear plastic crystal (clean and crisp) Dial: Bright white dial with sharp, polished hour markers Hands: Classic, sharp, GS-style finish Bracelet: Rare original Beads of Rice stainless bracelet, excellent condition Most examples today no longer have the original bracelet — this one does ? Collector's Notes: ? Vintage Seiko Sportsmatic models from the 1960s are highly collectible ? The dial is near flawless for its age (see photos) ? The Seiko logo is the older, rarer style ? The chrome case has some wear/corrosion on the back only — not visible when worn ?? Keeps excellent time with just a few shakes ? If you love the Grand Seiko aesthetic but not the price, this is your ideal alternative ? Important Notes: ? Not water-tested — please keep away from water ? Free US shipping ?? 3-month repair warranty: If anything goes wrong within 3 months, just pay for shipping it back to me and I’ll fix it and return it at no cost ? Final sale ? This is not one of those oversized, mass-produced, cheaply made watches you see everywhere. It’s a beautifully built piece of horological history from a time when mechanical design was at its peak — the 1960s and 70s. After that, most watches became partially or fully electronic. ? Time to wear something different. Something that lasts.