Made in June 1967, this example of the first type of Mac-V watches. There were three versions of the Mac-V watches. These were the first, and were private-purchase pieces that were bought at the PX. The later models, the 6119s and 7005s, were issued. As befits a private-purchase example, this one still has its original train track bracelet, which has a clasp hand-stamped "VIET NAM VIC 67 _ 68". I am told the original owner was a military photographer.

• Seiko 6619A orange-text movement is in good condition.

• Caseback has four servicing marks, one dated "24". Based on the presence of oil under the cap jewel and a fresh caseback gasket I would guess it was serviced in 2024.

• Movement looks bright and clean.

• Original lume is patinated by contact with humidity / moisture, but is physically intact

• Hand metal is good, no corrosion

• Dial edge shows some warping from some previous servicing

• Crystal was replaced at some point with a silver chapter ring, rather than the original black ring these came with

• Case has no corrosion or damage to the sealing surfaces

• Bracelet is full length and in good functional condition