Most expensive used Seiko I've seen for Sale

http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=353074

I don't know anything about the Model, but it must be good, look at the asking price.

Who knows the history on this Model? just curious. Noah? Bueller? anyone? Bueller? anyone?

I think that is the first Tuna.

Aqua Homer wrote:

I think that is the first Tuna.

mmmmm, sniff sniff, I love the smell of aged tuna in the morning.

Has a bit of Ananta look to it, cool watch!

Another guy scared to post the serial number of his watch.

It's cool seeing a vintage watch like this ! ..The Seiko feel is easy to see,
especially in the 12 o'clock marker and bezel. There is also a certain charm
about keeping the watch stock and lived in too ! Great find Mr. Noob..Thank
You !!!

The 6159-7000 Professional 300m Diver was Seiko's second Hi-beat divers watch. The 6159-7001 is considered to be the grandfather of the SBDX-001. The first only ran for about a year, and they are perhaps the rarest of all Seiko divers. The 6159-7000/7001 was an improvement on the design, and lasted for several years. The movement in it is the same movement that was offered in the 61 series Grand Seiko, except it did not have the 5 adjustments found in the 61 series. First available in 1968 the professional diver's watch 300m used the first high beat highly efficient movement in Japan. The highest-class mechanical caliber was the highest oscillation mechanical movement in the world. There were 3 new casing technologies incorporated into this model: one-piece case structure, rotating-rocking structure of glass fixing structure, and W-type screw down crown.