Vintage SEIKO CHRONOGRAPH 7018-7000  Flyback ....dating from September 1971
Not a bad looking watch, has incorrect hands and aftermarket bracelet
Seems to be keeping good time, pushers working as they should.
There is some marking to the inner chrome ring just under the crystal, most noticably between 7 and 8 O'clock....see pics
Still a well priced watch 




The Seiko 7018-7000 is a vintage automatic chronograph watch known for its "One-Eyed Panda" dial design and flyback function. It was produced by Seiko's Daini factory in the early 1970s and is considered a rare and visually appealing timepiece.
Key Features:
  • Flyback Chronograph:
    The 7018-7000 features a flyback function, allowing the chronograph to be reset and immediately restarted without stopping the mechanism. 
  • "One-Eyed Panda" Dial:
    The watch is characterized by a white dial with a black sub-register at the 6 o'clock position, resembling a panda's eye. 
  • Case and Bracelet:
    The 37.5mm stainless steel case has a slim profile and distinctive lugs. The original bracelet is often sought after by collectors. 
  • Movement:
    It houses the 7018A automatic movement, known for its reliability and flyback capability. 
  • Other Features:
    It has a Kanji day/date complication and a vertical clutch, column-wheel chronograph mechanism. 
Rarity and Value:
  • While not the rarest Seiko chronograph, the 7018-7000 is considered relatively uncommon, especially in well-maintained condition. 
  • WatchCharts data shows that the market price of the 7018-7000 has increased by 21.3% over the past five years. 
  • Collectors often seek out examples with original bracelets and in good condition. 
In summary, the Seiko 7018-7000 is a highly desirable vintage chronograph with a unique "One-Eyed Panda" design and a technically impressive flyback function.