Seiko Men's Analog Japanese Quartz Watch with Silicone Strap - Stylish & Durable Timepiece for Business, Casual & Outdoor Activities
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SKU:96360574
Product Features
Stainless steel case: A titanium carbide pad gives the bezel its black colour, this creates a special contrast to the rest of the housing made of robust, silver-shiny stainless steel
High-quality stainless steel strap: The high-quality stainless steel bracelet with its flat folding clasp with safety pusher ensures maximum wearing comfort on the wrist you can easily adjust the strap length to your individual wrist circumference even at home
Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal: The valuable, artificially produced sapphire crystal has an enormous hardness that is only surpassed by the diamond, sapphire crystal is therefore less sensitive to impact than mineral glass and extremely scratch-resistant
Waterproof wristwatch: The watch is waterproof up to 10 bar, that is at a depth of up to 100 m, it can therefore easily withstand accidental splashes of water when washing hands, rain or sweat
41.0 mm x 12.0 mm
Environment friendly luminous coating: Seiko's specially developed, environment friendly luminescent coating, lumibrite improves the readability of the dial in the dark without pressing a button
Customer Reviews
I bought this watch to replace another Seiko purchase which was difficult to read because the hands and face were a similar colour.That’s not a problem with this watch. Off-white hands and a maroon face make it easy to see the hands at a glance.The watch face is sapphire crystal rather than the cheaper hardlex which is a bonus. I think the watch is a reasonable size - it’s more similar to watches of a few years ago, rather than the huge diameter that seems to be the current fashion.It’s very easy to adjust the bracelet length, using the tool that is supplied with the watch.A minor niggle is that there is no indicator to show the charge level. I think that the only sign will be if the second hand starts to make two second jumps, showing it is almost out of charge. I guess I will just get into the habit of leaving it in bright sunlight for a few hours every month.
