I think Seiya is shutting down.

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3migo
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Re: I think Seiya is shutting down.

Post by 3migo » Wed Oct 11, 2023 3:20 pm

I'd also noticed the multiple extended vacations and this most recent unspecified duration break and was worried.

I've bought multiple watches from Seiya & he's always been fantastic. Ridiculously fast shipping, quick & kind communication, and he sold/shipped JDM models to the states *long* before Seiko had any real American presence for the good stuff.

Hopefully this is just a break & we'll see him return. Would be a real shame to lose Seiya.

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Re: I think Seiya is shutting down.

Post by powerband » Wed Oct 11, 2023 8:53 pm

I can’t count as high as the number of watches I’ve bought from him over the past 15 years. He was/is the JDM man. More importantly is that I hope he and his family are well.

I remember (vaguely) that he struggled with mental health issues. Hopefully that’s behind him.


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Re: I think Seiya is shutting down.

Post by pete26 » Thu Nov 02, 2023 9:44 pm

I follow him on Instagram and he is cruising around Tokyo in his VW Beetle. I suspect that the JDM market has become too hard and he's probably thinking about retiring.I believe he sources watches from a few notable AD's around Tokyo and is kind of like a broker, whereas Chino and Higuchi were/are AD's.

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