Vintage Seiko Sports 150 Ana-Digi 'Arnie' Style Gold-Tone Watch (Ref. H601-5480)
Horology / Vintage Watches

Vintage Seiko Sports 150 Ana-Digi 'Arnie' Style Gold-Tone Watch (Ref. H601-5480)

This is a vintage gold-tone Seiko Sports 150 alarm chronograph watch, featuring a hybrid analog-digital display, often colloquially associated with the 'Arnie' style of square-cased divers from the 1980s. The watch is constructed from gold-plated stainless steel, including the distinctively squared case with integrated lugs and an oyster-style three-link bracelet. The champagne-colored dial displays gold-applied luminous indices, a central analog handset with a 'Mercedes' style hour hand, and a digital LCD window at the bottom for chronograph and alarm functions. The case design is industrial, featuring visible screws on the bezel and three pushers/crowns on the sides for technical adjustments. Regarding condition, the watch shows significant surface wear, including extensive scuffing on the crystal, 'flea bites' on the bezel corners, and noticeable fading or 'brassing' of the gold plating on the high-friction edges of the bracelet and case. The craftsmanship reflects Seiko's high-tech 1980s aesthetic, blending robust sports utility with the luxury look of a full gold finish, though the current patina suggests it was a frequently worn tool watch.

Estimated Value

$250 - $400

Basic Information

Category

Horology / Vintage Watches

Appraised On

December 28, 2025

Estimated Value

$250 - $400

Item Description

This is a vintage gold-tone Seiko Sports 150 alarm chronograph watch, featuring a hybrid analog-digital display, often colloquially associated with the 'Arnie' style of square-cased divers from the 1980s. The watch is constructed from gold-plated stainless steel, including the distinctively squared case with integrated lugs and an oyster-style three-link bracelet. The champagne-colored dial displays gold-applied luminous indices, a central analog handset with a 'Mercedes' style hour hand, and a digital LCD window at the bottom for chronograph and alarm functions. The case design is industrial, featuring visible screws on the bezel and three pushers/crowns on the sides for technical adjustments. Regarding condition, the watch shows significant surface wear, including extensive scuffing on the crystal, 'flea bites' on the bezel corners, and noticeable fading or 'brassing' of the gold plating on the high-friction edges of the bracelet and case. The craftsmanship reflects Seiko's high-tech 1980s aesthetic, blending robust sports utility with the luxury look of a full gold finish, though the current patina suggests it was a frequently worn tool watch.

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