[SERVICED] Rare Vintage 1972 Seiko 17 Jewels Blue Dial 7005-7001 For Sale

[Serviced] Rare Vintage 1972 Seiko 17 Jewels Blue Dial 7005-7001* DIAL (ORIGINAL)* CROWN (ORIGINAL)* GLASS (ORIGINAL)* CASE (ORIGINAL); CASE SIZE: 36mm.This serviced Rare Vintage 1972 Seiko 17 Jewels Blue Dial Ref. 7005-7001 is a spectacular example of early 1970s Japanese horology, embodying the bold retro aesthetics and mechanical dependability of Daini Seikosha's automatic lineup from the era. It is driven by the celebrated 17-jewel Caliber 7005 automatic movement, a robust workhorse engineered with Seiko's Magic Lever winding system, Diashock shock protection, and a quickset date mechanism to deliver dependable chronometric precision and exceptional mechanical longevity. Following a full mechanical service, the caliber runs with optimal efficiency, providing seamless automatic winding, crisp date changeovers, and smooth timekeeping that established Seiko's reputation for bulletproof everyday watches.The face of the watch features a pristine, factory-original deep blue dial adorned with an elegant crosshair motif that brings balanced symmetry and striking mid-century character across its surface. A clean, framed date window sits neatly at 3 o'clock, balanced by applied polished silver "SEIKO" typography with "AUTOMATIC" lettering under 12 o'clock, alongside "17 JEWELS" and the signature Daini Seikosha lightning bolt insignia above 6 o'clock. The dial is appointed with prominent, applied faceted geometric block hour markers that catch the light effortlessly, paired with polished baton hands, delivering timeless 1970s flair, high contrast, and immediate legibility.The stainless steel case remains in excellent condition, showcasing a distinctive cushion silhouette with well-defined vertical brushwork on top and polished case flanks that sit comfortably and commandingly on the wrist. Emphasizing its clean, balanced profile, the case retains its original neat winding crown tucked smoothly at 3 o'clock. Outside of a newly fitted textured dark navy leather strap paired to complement the dial, the watch head remains entirely authentic and unaltered, retaining its original factory blue dial, hands, crystal, case, crown, and robust 17-jewel automatic movement.Collectors actively seek out the 7005-7001 for its unmistakable 1970s cushion case architecture, rare crosshair blue dial configuration, and the historic mechanical lineage of Daini's 70-series movement family. While surviving specimens from 1972 frequently suffer from faded dial finishes, moisture damage, or over-polished cases that lose their sharp contours, this fully serviced example with its untouched original head offers a rare opportunity for enthusiasts of golden-era Japanese horology, making it a handsome and distinguished addition to any vintage watch collection.