Power Wheels Magazine A Notch Above
It’s already the 1st of October 2026! How time really flies when you’re having fun!
We hope that you, our dear readers and followers, enjoyed the opening salvo of our Timepieces section here in Power Wheels Magazine. After featuring thirty-four of our personal Seiko wristwatches for 30 days in “Seikos in September”, we shall now be regularly featuring various watches – vintage, classic, and new – in this section every Thursday. We will endeavor to feature timepieces from various watchmakers around the world, including local brands, as well as rare pieces from our collector-friends.
If you just logged in, here’s a photo recap of the 34 Seiko wristwatches from our collection that we featured for “Seikos in September”:
1964 Seiko Lord Marvel 15023
1964 Seikomatic Slimdate 841990
1965 Seiko Sportsman 661990
1965 Seiko Sportsmatic 5 6619-7010
1967 Seiko Sportsmatic 5 6619-8290
1968 Seiko Lord Matic 5606-7000
1970 Seiko 5 Actus SS 6106-7420
1970 Seiko Actus 7019-8010
1970 Seiko 5 Actus 7019-8010
1970 Seiko Diamatic 7005-6010
1971 Seiko Chariot 2201-8000
1971 Seiko Diamatic 7006-6020
1974 Seiko King Seiko 5626-7113
1975 Seiko 7006-7120
1976 Seiko Bell-Matic 4006-6070
1977 Seiko Chronograph “Bullhead” 6138-0040
1977 Seiko Chronograph “Helmet” Darth Vader 6139-7100
1977 Seiko 5 6319-7000
1978 Seiko Quartz SQ Type II 7123-7010
1982 Seiko 5 7009-3111
1983 Seiko 5 TV Case Military 6309-5230
Seiko Scuba Diver’s 7002 “Seiko Mod: Modernized 62MAS”
1988 Seiko Quartz SQ SDA116J 5Y23-8A60
1992 Seiko 5 “Vintage Military” 7009-316A
1993 Seiko Scuba Diver’s 7002-7000 “Mickey Mouse”
1994 Seiko 5 Scuba Diver’s 7002-7001 “Snoopy”
1997 Seiko SKX399 7S26-0020
1998 Seiko SKX401 7S26-0020
1998 Seiko 5 Superior 7S36-0160
2000 Seiko 5 Vintage Military 7S26-3160
2000 Seiko 5 Sports SNZG15 7S36-01X0
2015 Seiko Presage 4R36-04F0
2018 Seiko 5 Sports Kia 7S36-0130
2019 Seiko Presage Cocktail SSA364J1 SARY134
If you noticed, we also measure and weigh our timepieces to accurate dimesions and weights:
We use a mechanical caliper to measure the case diameter…
… and its thickness from the top of the crystal to the case back.
When in doubt, we double-check our measurements with our digital caliper.
As much as we can, we try to remove the case back to take a peak at the movement, whether it’s manual-wound mechanical…
… self-winding or automatic mechanical…
… “Hi-Beat” automatic mechanical…
… and even battery-powered quartz or digital movements.
Using a digital scale, we weigh the watch with its bracelet or strap to determine how much it weighs on the wrist.
We welcome story contributions that will create contents for our Timepieces section as much as we welcome your suggestions that will help improve it. If you want your timepiece or collection of watches to be featured here, just leave a comment below and we’ll get in touch with you.
Next Thursday, October 8, 2026, we shall be featuring own of the oldest watches in our collection. See you next week!