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Seiko A547-5040

Post23 Jan 2016, 17:36

Stunning example of this eight button Seiko lcd watch...it's my first :-D
Just changed the reflecting mirror due little black spot on it even if no battery leakage was in...the watch is NOS and comes from January 1981

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Re: Seiko A547-5040

Post25 Jan 2016, 13:45

Hi Simone,

can you explain the 4 buttons? Is it a shortcut of the "Mode" button?
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Re: Seiko A547-5040

Post25 Jan 2016, 14:03

Kasper wrote:Hi Simone,

can you explain the 4 buttons? Is it a shortcut of the "Mode" button?


Right! the front buttons works as the "Mode" : Alarm,timer,stopw and time ;-)
The classic 4 buttons positions works as light and lock (on the left) and start-stop and lap-reset (on the right)

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