The classic MAC-V, the 6119, the prime model type used for these recon-issued timepieces. This example came from the family of the original owner. The watch was worn in-country during the Vietnam war, and shows extensive wear to the outside, as well as dial damage from a crystal broken during its service time.

• 6119B movement is fully & freshly serviced, and upgraded with upper & lower mainspring arbor jewels. Movement daywheel language is English (these “B” movements are one-language).

• Dial is original with intact lumed markers. Lume shows marking and patina spotting from moisture exposure during the war.

• The original handset was missing, and I replaced them with correct original Seiko-made period production hands that I relumed to match the dial. Hand lume glows legibly at night so the watch can be read in the dark again.

• NOS crystal

• Case shows extensive wear to the plating on the case edges.

• Stainless caseback is in good condition with a minor dent that does not impede the correct functioning of the automatic winding.