Seiko "Pogue" Chronograph - Ref. 6139-6002 art while the Karhu-branded non-slip rubber

while the Karhu-branded non-slip rubber outsole ensures reliable traction

Corozo buttons

Made for Clark Street Mercantile by one of the oldest and most reputable Scottish knitwear manufacturers

this ANCHOR & CREW bracelet features: 3mm diameter genuine multi-coloured glass stone beads with elastic nylon thread

Each sock is knitted at an established factory that has been producing business and formal socks in Nara Prefecture

Seiko "Pogue" Chronograph - Ref. 6139-6002 art while the Karhu-branded non-slip rubberIn 1972, NASA astronaut Colonel William Pogue bought a Seiko 6139 for $64 on layaway at Ellington AFB. A year later, he wore it on the Skylab 4 mission (Nov 1973Feb 1974), making the 6139 the first automatic chronograph in space. At its core was the Suwa Seiko 6139 movement the worlds first automatic chronograph developed from the caliber 61 used in Seiko 5 Sports, the 6105 Captain Willard diver, the 61GS Grand Seiko series, and even the 6117 world