Hello, I have a Seiko Kakume Original Version Chronograph Automatic and it has a white date window. Searching the internet I did not find any kakume equal in that detail. Is it a special version? Or is it a factory error? The watch was never disassembled. If you can answer me, it would be great and I'm subscribing from now on
Did you mean white date frame? If so it is a JDM model. If you mean the day and date wheel is white like the text is black and the background is white, it does seem unusual for it to be like that. It must be have been replaced, since it was not opened, it might be factory error. Although I have yet to see one myself.
I mean date frame is white. The watch belonged to my father, and I bought it new and he told me that he didn't open it. I'm ninety percent sure that he did. sorry my english i use google translate
Hello, I have a Seiko Kakume Original Version Chronograph Automatic and it has a white date window. Searching the internet I did not find any kakume equal in that detail. Is it a special version? Or is it a factory error?
The watch was never disassembled.
If you can answer me, it would be great and I'm subscribing from now on
Did you mean white date frame? If so it is a JDM model. If you mean the day and date wheel is white like the text is black and the background is white, it does seem unusual for it to be like that. It must be have been replaced, since it was not opened, it might be factory error. Although I have yet to see one myself.
I mean date frame is white. The watch belonged to my father, and I bought it new and he told me that he didn't open it. I'm ninety percent sure that he did. sorry my english i use google translate
If the date window frame is white. Then it is a japan domestic model. Which is actually better, in my opinion. Cool watch you have.
Hello even i have the same watch ready to sell that intrested can ping me for the details