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A watch that I was previously unfamiliar with is on my radar, Hitori Yoshino. 

Despite the name, it's assembled in China, but it uses a Seiko automatic movement.

I think what sings to me is it's less than $400, a bit of an homage to Grand Seiko (but not really), plus I love the Japanese styling.

Anyone familiar?

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I mean, it is as much of an homagge as possible, right? Not that there's anything wrong with that. But that combo of colors, especially the blue seconds dial? C'mon

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Oh, do tell. Always in a mood for some good microbrands recommendations. 

I've been eyeing the Namica watches, specifically the Shirahama, but it's always sold out... I'm a sucker for that baby blue on watches.

Lately I've been gravitating more towards the sub $500 microbrand watches that have good finishing. 

Also really getting into vintage watches.