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138 - Seiko Pogue, model number 6139-6002—this 1972 model is one of the most iconic diving and sports watches of its era. The dial, featuring baton hour markers, displays the essential functions of a field chronograph: sub-dials, day and date displays, and a tachymeter scale for quick calculations.The Seiko Caliber 6139B automatic movement ensures the reliability for which the manufacturer is known. The steel case, measuring 41 mm in diameter and 14 mm thick, offers the robust proportions expected of a 1970s sports watch. The mineral crystal and 30-meter water resistance round out the technical specifications of this timepiece. The original steel bracelet, complete with its original folding clasp, ensures the authenticity of the watch. The luminescent hands and hour markers ensure excellent readability in all situations. The watch is sold on its own, without the original box or papers. It is in good overall condition, with visible signs of wear on the case, dial, bezel, and crystal—legitimate hallmarks of fifty years of use. This Pogue retains all the character of a vintage chronograph, a timeless collector’s item for enthusiasts of rare sports watches.
Seiko Pogue, model number 6139-6002—this 1972 model is one of the most iconic diving and sports watches of its era. The dial, featuring baton hour markers, displays the essential functions of a field chronograph: sub-dials, day and date displays, and a tachymeter scale for quick calculations.The Seiko Caliber 6139B automatic movement ensures the reliability for which the manufacturer is known. The steel case, measuring 41 mm in diameter and 14 mm thick, offers the robust proportions expected of a 1970s sports watch. The mineral crystal and 30-meter water resistance round out the technical specifications of this timepiece. The original steel bracelet, complete with its original folding clasp, ensures the authenticity of the watch. The luminescent hands and hour markers ensure excellent readability in all situations. The watch is sold on its own, without the original box or papers. It is in good overall condition, with visible signs of wear on the case, dial, bezel, and crystal—legitimate hallmarks of fifty years of use. This Pogue retains all the character of a vintage chronograph, a timeless collector’s item for enthusiasts of rare sports watches.