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Hi all,
in the photo below there are some watches quite recently added to my small collection. For some of them I was looking for from quite a long time.
From upper left, here they are:
1. Another Casio BP 100 (one of my all-time favorites, from strictly technical viewpoint)
2. NOS Alba Calculator Watch - Y739 module
http://www.digital-watch.com/DWL/1work/alba-y739-50001
3. Yema Space Magic game watch - Y765 module, similar with Pulsar Y765
http://www.digital-watch.com/DWL/1work/yema-y765-5080/
http://www.liquidcrystal.co.nz/watches/ ... ame-watch/
4. Yema LCD "Space Helmet" watch - cca 1976, with a nice vintage Flixo-Flex bracelet - I had to find one since I've seen the Kasper's one
viewtopic.php?f=67&t=8079
5. The famous Seiko RC 4400 - Pocket Terminal (1985) - NOS, from what I know - the first watch with a Carbon Fiber made case!
viewtopic.php?f=58&t=6805
6. Microma LCD Chronograph (cca 1977-1978), ALL SS case and original bracelet, with a nice ESA 942711 module (the same module found in famous Catena Spacesonic watch)
7. Mint Dugena Lip Electronic (cca 1975) - Roger Tallon Design - with the French Datolip R184 "electronic" with balance module, the first such movement featuring date on display
https://doensen.home.xs4all.nl/f4.html
8. Famous Seiko D031-401A, the first watch with a Dot-Matrix display (1980)
And because I am really curious and to "animate" a little the debates here
, I will kindly ask You:
- which ones (from the above list) do you think that are the more rare and which quite common?
- which ONE is Your favorite from the above ones and which OTHER (than the above presented) digital/electric/electronic watch is your ALL-time favorite?
Thanks in advance for Your kind answers,
Regards,
![Image](http://i827.photobucket.com/albums/zz199/cybr/seiko_yema1m_zpswmbuw2fr.jpg~original)
in the photo below there are some watches quite recently added to my small collection. For some of them I was looking for from quite a long time.
![Very Happy :-D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
From upper left, here they are:
1. Another Casio BP 100 (one of my all-time favorites, from strictly technical viewpoint)
2. NOS Alba Calculator Watch - Y739 module
http://www.digital-watch.com/DWL/1work/alba-y739-50001
3. Yema Space Magic game watch - Y765 module, similar with Pulsar Y765
http://www.digital-watch.com/DWL/1work/yema-y765-5080/
http://www.liquidcrystal.co.nz/watches/ ... ame-watch/
4. Yema LCD "Space Helmet" watch - cca 1976, with a nice vintage Flixo-Flex bracelet - I had to find one since I've seen the Kasper's one
![Very Happy :-D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
viewtopic.php?f=67&t=8079
5. The famous Seiko RC 4400 - Pocket Terminal (1985) - NOS, from what I know - the first watch with a Carbon Fiber made case!
viewtopic.php?f=58&t=6805
6. Microma LCD Chronograph (cca 1977-1978), ALL SS case and original bracelet, with a nice ESA 942711 module (the same module found in famous Catena Spacesonic watch)
7. Mint Dugena Lip Electronic (cca 1975) - Roger Tallon Design - with the French Datolip R184 "electronic" with balance module, the first such movement featuring date on display
https://doensen.home.xs4all.nl/f4.html
8. Famous Seiko D031-401A, the first watch with a Dot-Matrix display (1980)
And because I am really curious and to "animate" a little the debates here
![grin :grin1:](./images/smilies/grin.gif)
- which ones (from the above list) do you think that are the more rare and which quite common?
![thinking :scratch:](./images/smilies/scratch_head.gif)
- which ONE is Your favorite from the above ones and which OTHER (than the above presented) digital/electric/electronic watch is your ALL-time favorite?
![Very Happy :-D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
Thanks in advance for Your kind answers,
Regards,
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![Image](http://i827.photobucket.com/albums/zz199/cybr/seiko_yema1m_zpswmbuw2fr.jpg~original)
Every watch should have its own story...consequently, a watch collector has to be a good storyteller :)