? Why Choose My Watches? Unlike many “watch flippers” selling unserviced timepieces of unknown condition, every watch I sell is: Professionally serviced De-magnetized and timegrapher-regulated Ready to wear Backed by a 3-month U.S. warranty Proper servicing alone can cost hundreds of dollars—my watches offer true value: dependable vintage timepieces built to last. ?? About This Watch This Seiko Sportsmatic 6619 automatic was likely produced around 1965, during what many consider Seiko’s golden era. Built with all-metal components (no plastic retainers like later Seiko 5 models), this watch represents true Seiko craftsmanship. Movement: Seiko 6619 automatic, 21 jewels, 18,000 bph — fully serviced and running strong Case Size: 35mm width, 43mm lug-to-lug, 8mm thickness Bracelet: Original stainless steel bracelet, excellent condition, fits up to 7.75" wrist Crystal: Clear plastic with faint hairline near the 5-minute mark (visible in photos) Dial: Beautiful white dial with rare early Seiko logo and sharp polished markers Case Back: Stainless steel, press-fit Condition: Minor corrosion on the back (not visible when worn); overall excellent vintage condition This piece gives off a Grand Seiko aesthetic—sharp hands, clean layout, and refined lines—without the price tag. ? Hand-Built, Collector-Quality Watch restoration is my passion. I combine precision engineering with a deep appreciation for vintage design. Every timepiece I sell is: Freshly lubricated and cleaned Regulated for accuracy on a timegrapher De-magnetized for stable performance Built with non-Chinese parts, including Swiss-made spring bars Just a few shakes, and this watch runs smoothly with reliable accuracy—as expected from a properly serviced Seiko 6619. ? Additional Notes Not water-resistant. Keep away from water to preserve condition. Medium-sized, classic proportions—not the oversized, mass-produced watches common today. ? Shipping Warranty Free USPS shipping within the U.S., fully insured 3-month free repair warranty (U.S. buyers only): If issues arise, ship the watch to me and I’ll fix it. You only pay return shipping. Rediscover mechanical elegance. This 1965 Seiko is more than a watch—it’s a piece of horological history from an era when engineering was an art form.