6306 MSST.

[bombora]

I finally got a photo of a mate's special 6306-7001 Msst, which i assume is a limited edition because i am yet to see another one.
It was another Seiko release for an Antarctic expedition following on from the 6105 DVDP watches.  

Msst is short for McMurdo Sound Sedimentary & Tectonic study.  They left off the s for study.

I only got the one photo and the letter M is partially obscured. Sorry.  It took me ages just to get him to dig it out and after a few beers
i forgot to take more shots.  He is too lazy to post much.




Here is link about the expedition.
antarcticsociety.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Antarctic.V8.11.1979.pdf

Anyone here have one of these tucked away or any further info?

[daveswordfish]

That is wicked cool. Never heard of these! Thanks for posting!

[GuyJ]

Never seen that either. Cool looking watch even without the extra text.

[stevenjohn]

That's a cool piece of history.  Thanks for sharing.

[peenemunde]

Interesting.

[bigbluekyle]

Fantastic to see another Seiko Antarctica watch.  Thanks for posting!

[HiBeat]

Really great dial. Did not know of this special dial version.

Super cool and *****actually***** rare !!

Thanks for posting.

[bombora]

Thanks guys.
I had been wanting my mate to post it, and others, for quite a while but it took some pestering. 
He really should post some of his watches as he has a very nice collection, and i think watches such as the MSST should be shared 
with Seiko collector community.
Cheers.

[mariod]

Great watch and thanks for sharing. I have seen one of these online years ago but didn't know what it was unfortunately

[vic225]

the patina looks amazing..

[scubarob99]

Now, this is way more rare than the scubapro! Love it!

Rob

[boid69]

yes have to agree...that is very nice