
Tophill TL029G
A homage of the Seiko Prospex Speedtimer
Price not listed yet
- Size
- 42 mm across
- Movement
- VR42B, quartz. Sapphire crystal
- Look
- Not compared mark by mark yet
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Against the Seiko
42Tophill TL029GWidth unknown for one or both watches. The 40 mm placeholder does not show their true relative size. Photo proportions stay unchanged. Perspective and lug length can differ.
Seiko Prospex Speedtimer: generic outline, no photo. Tophill TL029G photo: black · steel.
What matches
- Solar quartz chronograph with a date at 4:30
Everything else
Every spec7 listed, each with where it came from
Every spec we have
As listed. Each figure links to where it was found.
For the TL029G solar chronograph version.
- Case width
- 42 mmtumgik.com, 2 Oct
- Movement type
- Solar quartztumgik.com, 2 Oct
- Movement calibre
- VR42Btumgik.com, 2 Oct
- Crystal
- Sapphiretumgik.com, 2 Oct
- Water resistance
- 5 bartumgik.com, 2 Oct
- Functions
- Time, chronograph, date at 4:30tumgik.com, 2 Oct
- Lume
- C3 greentumgik.com, 2 Oct
The movementVR42B, in plain words
The movement, in plain words
Tophill lists the VR42B for the TL029G. It is quartz, run by a battery.
On your wrist42 mm across, on a wrist your size
How it sits on your wrist
Set your wrist circumference to compare the 42 mm case with a schematic wrist. The ellipse estimates wrist width and shape. It cannot predict your fit.
17.0 cm6.7 in around
This wrist model is about 56 mm across. The case spans 75% of that estimated width. Lug to lug is unknown, so no lug extent is drawn. Thickness is unknown, so no case height is drawn.
Wrap a strip of paper round your wrist just below the bone, mark where it meets and measure it.
More photographs3 from makers, sellers and owners
More photographs

blue textured · steel · solar
www.tophillwatch.com
black · steel
www.youtube.com
white · dark · steel
www.youtube.com
SourcesThe 2 pages this record was built from
- https://www.tumgik.com/tophill-officialtumgik.com, 2 Oct
- https://www.tophillwatch.com/tophillwatch.com, 2 Oct