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Seiko Men's SNZH53 5 Automatic Dark Blue Dial Stainless Steel Watch
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The Seiko Men's Seiko Automatic Dark Blue Dial Stainless Steel Watch features progressive analog styling and feature-rich Japanese automatic movement. This attractive timepiece functions without a battery--its precise 23-jewel Japanese automatic movement is powered automatically with the movement of your arm. This watch's leading edge is comprised of a blue dial, which features silver-toned baton hour markers and luminous silver-toned hands. The dial also features a date window at the three o'clock position, and the entire dial is protected by a Hardlex mineral crystal. Accenting this dial is a bold unidirectional bezel with Arabic minute markers. Keeping all of this securely on your wrist is a brushed-and-polished stainless steel link bracelet that closes with a push-button fold-over safety clasp. Other features include a stainless steel case with an exhibition case back and water-resistance to 330 feet (100 meters). The Seiko Men's Seiko Automatic Dark Blue Dial Stainless Steel Watch features progressive analog styling and feature-rich Japanese automatic movement. This attractive timepiece functions without a battery--its precise 23-jewel Japanese automatic movement is powered automatically with the movement of your arm. This watch's leading edge is comprised of a blue dial, which features silver-toned baton hour markers and luminous silver-toned hands. The dial also features a date window at the three o'clock position, and the entire dial is protected by a Hardlex mineral crystal. Accenting this dial is a bold unidirectional bezel with Arabic minute markers. Keeping all of this securely on your wrist is a brushed-and-polished stainless steel link bracelet that closes with a push-button fold-over safety clasp. Other features include a stainless steel case with an exhibition case back and water-resistance to 330 feet (100 meters).
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From Humble beginnings, Kintaro Hattori’s Vision for Seiko has become reality. A consuming passion for excellence - imprinted in our Corporate DNA passed from generation to generation. Seiko, for 125 years committed to the art and science of time. A culture of innovation connects a 19th century Tokyo clock shop with 20th century advances in timekeeping to an extraordinary 21st century "quiet revolution." Continually driven by dedication and passion, established a multitude of world’s first technologies… transforming the principles of timekeeping. The first quartz wristwatch – changed the history of time. The first Kinetic – marked a new era in quartz watch technology. In 1969, Seiko Astron, the first quartz wristwatch - was introduced. In an instant, Seiko exponentially improved the accuracy of wristwatches –And Seiko technology firmly established today’s standard in Olympic and sports timing. 1984, another celebrated first – Kinetic Technology – powered by body movement. Kinetic – a quartz mechanism with unparalleled accuracy –the driving force behind more world’s firsts. Kinetic Chronograph – the next generation of high performance timekeeping. Kinetic Auto Relay – automatically resets to the correct time. Kinetic Perpetual - combining the date perfect technology of perpetual calendar with the genius of Kinetic Auto Relay. And now Kinetic Direct Drive – move, and the watch is powered automatically. Or hand wind it and see the power you are generating in real time. In the realm of fine watches, time is measured by Seiko innovation – A heritage of dedication to the art and science of time. See more
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W**M
Another fine Seiko product.
The starting point would be to say that this is a good watch at a good price, which is to be expected if you are familiar with the Seiko 5 series, of which this is a member. (Full disclosure: I am an unapologetic Seiko fan.) All the watch functions are good, and the fit and finish are outstanding at this price. Obviously, this is a not-expensive watch, but my magnifying glass examination did not reveal any misalignments, lettering flaws, or detritus under the crystal (my personal pet peeve). The timing bezel moves with a smooth but firm click. Crown functions feel good as well. There are pleasing small details such as when you get to Saturday, and the "SAT" is in a nice light blue color. On thing that frankly surprised me a bit was the quality of the bracelet. I was planning to change to a leather strap immediately, but this bracelet is quite nice. It won't compare to a super expensive watch, of course, but it looks nice and has a nice clasp. This watch has the workhorse 7S36 movement, and mine seems to be running about +7 sec/day, which if you know anything about mechanical watches, is quite good. I've heard from other folks who have had even better performance from this movement. It may be worth noting that some of the Seiko 5's now have the 4R movement, which has hacking and hand-winding. That's a nice addition, but I am not missing it too much with the good accuracy of this one. I was also pleased that the build date of my watch was less than a year ago, which I thought was noteworthy since this model has been out for a few years. Everything I have said so far is what you might call the entry level of expectation for a Seiko 5. Now the good part: this watch is absolutely beautiful. I got this watch mainly because I wanted a blue watch, and my expectations have been met and far surpassed. The finish on the face of the watch is a rich royal blue, with a slight starburst effect in strong light. The bezel is, to my eye, just a bit more of a slate blue, and very attractive. And check the stylish font on those numbers. The face and the bezel both show many different shades of color depending on the light that is striking them at any given moment. The lume on the sword-shaped hands is a nice blue-green, and reasonably bright. The lume for the hours is in a small rectangle at the inside of each hour marker. At first, these marks seem small relative to the hands, but I have grown to like the look. Finally, the crystal is very appealing, with a slight dome, and what you might call a bit of a "shoulder" above the bezel. This has quickly become a favorite watch for me, and I have worn it every day since it arrived. At the risk of using a cliché, this watch looks significantly better than photos convey, although if you do an image search you can find some good pictures to help you get the idea. I recommend it without reservation. On a rating of "coolness per dollar spent," I doubt you could do better. It would be a great graduation present for a high school or college graduate.
J**.
I loved it in photos, but it's barely left my wrist in 6 weeks
This is my first dive watch and my second Seiko 5 mechanical watch. Dive watches have never appealed to me, but this one feels different. Mine gains about 5 minutes a month, but I'd much rather have a faster watch than a slower watch. For down-to-the-second accuracy I've got my phone, but I don't need that kind of precision, and a slightly-fast watch goes with my natural sense of punctuality. Every couple weeks when I notice I'm showing up to meetings earlier than I expected, I'll set it back a few minutes.The face is extremely easy to read at a glance, and the bezel is enjoyable to spin with a satisfying click at 30-second intervals. I use it more than I thought I would, mostly for timing walks and other activities. The blue is subtle, especially on the bezel, but the shimmer when the radially-polished face catches light is really stunning, like a sapphire. It's dressy yet utilitarian and inexpensive enough to work with a remarkable range of clothing styles.This is a heavy watch with a lot of presence without being huge. I can't pull off large watches, and this one doesn't wear as large as it seems when you hold it in your hand.I've got about 10 watches, 7 of which are in regular circulation as 'dailies', but I haven't taken this one off for more than a night with only one exception.Some people complain about the bracelet feeling or looking cheap. The individual links are very lightweight if you examine them, but the overall impression of the whole is that they don't feel beneath the watch. The clasp is substantial and secure, the bracelet isn't rattly when I wear it, and the quantity of subtle scratches it is acquiring from daily use is reasonable and pleasing. It's a $160 watch that looks and feels more expensive than that by a lot.
J**E
Great watch for a ridiculous value
UPDATE BELOW...I wanted to wait a couple months to see how I liked it after the initial excitement of New Watch Day. It's been about 10 weeks and I've worn it probably 3-4 days a week and love it. As mentioned in other reviews, the internet just doesn't translate the gorgeous color of the dial. It's deep, nearly navy blue that looks incredible in the sun. I own other watches that have SUN in red text on the day display, but none that have SAT in any other color than the weekdays...but this Seiko has a bright royal blue SAT that makes me want to wear it even more on the weekends.I'm not a fan of bracelets, so I switched it out immediately for a blue and gray nato. However, it's kind of a tall watch for it's size (14mm height x 42mm width) and the nato makes it tough to tuck under a shirt cuff. I also snagged a tan leather strap that looks good, though I wish I got something a little darker (More of a medium brown). The bezel is a dark blue and gets a lot of spinning when I'm bored or fidgety.The crown is a little plain, but doesn't stick out too far so it won't bother your hand by poking it. I love display casebacks and sometimes spend a minute starting at the movement before I strap on the watch for the day.All in all, it's an excellent watch and an unreal value at <$150 for an automatic from a brand as dependable as Seiko. Buy it, switch out the strap and you won't regret it.UPDATE October 2016 (18 months of ownership): As you read above, I've loved this watch. But about two months ago, it started running 5-7 minutes fast per day. I tried reaching out to Area Trend to see if I could return it, but they wouldn't respond because they only offer a one year guarantee. So I sent it to Seiko and they quoted me $123 to repair it. At that point, the watch is "totaled" so not sure what I'll do with it now. This stinks. I really loved this watch and it started my watch obsession.
C**N
Se ve mejor que en las fotografías
Primero lo bueno: La apariencia es muy llamativa sin ser ostentosa. El color azul del bisel y la carátula es brillante, pero con sobriedad. Las manecillas son perfectamente distinguibles y el movimiento del segundero muy sutil. En la muñeca se siente sólido sin ser incómodo y aunque el diámetro es de 42 mm, tiene una apariencia más discreta por el efecto del bisel. El diseño del brazalete es muy masculino y el doble seguro resulta muy pertinente si se planean hacer actividades acuáticas.Los detalles son mínimos y puedo vivir con ellos sin problema. La corona me parece algo pequeña y hubiera preferido que fuera enroscable. Por otro lado, y creo que es algo que otras personas podrían encontrar incluso molesto, es que la manipulación del bisel no es del todo cómoda. Poniéndose quisquilloso, la iluminación de las manecillas podría ser más brillante.De cualquier forma, poniendo todo a consideración, el modelo ofrece muchas características muy destacables por el precio pagado, además de que el envío fue rápido y sin inconvenientes. Como compra propia o como regalo es un muy buen reloj de uso diario.
M**A
Great Product - Functional and Durable
I recently purchased this watch and it has been operating very well so far. While removing a link, I dropped it from 3 feet to wood floors and it caused no discernible damage and has been running flawlessly. I've swapped out the metal bracelet for a NATO Strap and it has improved the overall look and comfort of the watch. Prior to swapping the bracelet, I noted reviewers on other sites mentioned a squeaking in the bracelet. A easy way to remedy this issue, is to rub dish soap into the bracelet, submerging it in warm water while washing/rubbing the bracelet and then washing the watch/bracelet.Some additional notes:- 42mm and 47mm lug to lug but wears smaller +- Easy to turn bezel +- Fairly weak lume -- Pairs nicely with different straps +- Has operated fine under running water +
M**L
Una vez mas, seiko lo sabe hacer.
Diseño, calidad, todo. Seiko es una marca que no suele defraudar. Un reloj automatico, sumergible, bisel giratorio, sensacion de calidad, precio. Lo tiene todo. Hablar de seiko para mi es hablar de relojes bien hechos, que duran, diseños preciosos como este modelo mismo. No le puedo poner ningun pero. Para mi, un grandisimo reloj calidad-precio. Gracias Seiko. Que conste que no trabajo con ellos.
R**D
Vreselijk
Er zaten geen horloges in de doos! Ik heb net 100 euro uitgegeven.
N**E
Sehr preiswerte mechanische Automatikuhr - 1a Service von Amazon
Bin bisher immer mit der 40 Jahre alten Omega Geneve, ein Erbstück von meinem Vater, im Alltag unterwegs gewesen. Auf Dauer war mir dann das edle Teil für alle Tage zu schade und ich wollte ein "Arbeitstier". Robust, bewährt, klassisch und trotzdem schön. Hier bekommt man zu einem Bruchteil der Omega-Revisionskosten, eine deutlich genauere und sehr solide, optisch schöne mechanische Uhr. Es macht Freude draufzuschauen, das Blau ist wirklich wunderschön und von der Rückseite in's "Herz" der Uhr zu schauen ist faszinierend. Die Ganggenauigkeit ist deutlich besser als bei meiner alten Omega die in 24 Stunden schon mal bis zu 2 Minuten vorging (letzte Revision vor zwei Jahren), bei der Seiko bewegt sich der Gangfehler im Sekundenbereich (7- 15 sec plus). Die Omega war mit ca. 63 Gramm schon deutlich leichter, mit diesem "Batzen" könnte man jemand erschlagen, sagte ein Freund. Die Seiko erhielt noch ein Nato-artiges Normalarmband, ich denke das passt recht gut zu ihr. Und so ist das Gewicht auch ein bisserl runtergegangen. Ich habe mich sehr schnell an das Mehrgewicht der Uhr gewöhnt und trage sie jetzt fast ständig, ausser in der Nacht. Ich bin schlichtweg begeistert eine so hochqualitative Uhr mit Automatikwerk zu einem sehr fairen Preis bei Amazon gekauft zu haben. Im Fachhandel kostet die gleiche Uhr 50 bis 70 Euro mehr. Verstehe jetzt besser warum manche Leute anfangen Uhren zu sammeln.Edit: Mittlerweile trage ich die Seiko 14 Tage untertags, nachts liegt sie Ziffernblatt oben ruhig am Tisch und die Ganggenauigkeit hat sich auf 5-7 plus eingependelt. Kontrolliert mit Funkuhr. Ich frage mich ob sich eine mechanische Uhr einläuft? Kanns mir aber bei den geringen Massen der Teile nicht wirklich vorstellen. Jedenfalls habe ich den Eindruck sie wird immer genauer durch regelmäßiges Tragen. Bin immer noch sehr zufrieden mit Optik, Haptik und Qualität.Edit 8.6.2018:Die Seiko 5 Sport hat bis zu einem Sturz aus 1,7m Höhe auf einen Betonboden einwandfrei funktioniert, bei diesem Sturz ist sie genau auf der Ziffernblattseite aufgekommen. Das Glas war unbeschädigt und nicht zerkratzt. Allerdings hat sich der Rahmen der Datumsanzeige gelöst und sie ist stehengeblieben. Habe sie zum Fachhändler gebracht, dieser hat sie zu Seiko Österreich geschickt. Dort wurde Mitgeteilt, dass das Uhrwerk kaputt ging und eine Reparatur rd. €200.- kosten würde. Das übersteigt den Neupreis und ist somit unrentabel. Sehr, sehr schade! Ich habe diese Uhr geliebt. Und wenn sie mal wieder um einen ähnlich günstigen Preis, wie ich sie gekauft habe (rd. €130.-) zu haben ist, kaufe ich mir diese schöne Automatik sicher wieder.Edit 12.06.2018:Ich musste sie mir nicht nochmals kaufen! Amazon hat die defekte Uhr nach einem sehr freundlichen Telefonat mit dem Kundenservice die Uhr zurückgenommen und mir eine neue, gleiche Uhr zugeschickt. Diese Kundenfreundlichkeit ist nicht zu übertreffen! Ich bedanke mich herzlich für diese Kulanz. Die Seiko Vertretung in Österreich hatte mir über mein Fachgeschäft geraten, es mit einem Anruf bei Amazon zu versuchen. Der Umtausch wurde mir sofort angeboten und ich war ehrlich verblüfft wie schnell und einfach das gegangen ist. Danke nochmals!
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From Humble beginnings, Kintaro Hattori’s Vision for Seiko has become reality. A consuming passion for excellence - imprinted in our Corporate DNA passed from generation to generation. Seiko, for 125 years committed to the art and science of time.
A culture of innovation connects a 19th century Tokyo clock shop with 20th century advances in timekeeping to an extraordinary 21st century \"quiet revolution.\" Continually driven by dedication and passion, established a multitude of world’s first technologies… transforming the principles of timekeeping.
The first quartz wristwatch – changed the history of time.
The first Kinetic – marked a new era in quartz watch technology.
In 1969, Seiko Astron, the first quartz wristwatch - was introduced.
In an instant, Seiko exponentially improved the accuracy of wristwatches –And Seiko technology firmly established today’s standard in Olympic and sports timing.
1984, another celebrated first – Kinetic Technology – powered by body movement.
Kinetic – a quartz mechanism with unparalleled accuracy –the driving force behind more world’s firsts.
Kinetic Chronograph – the next generation of high performance timekeeping.
Kinetic Auto Relay – automatically resets to the correct time.
Kinetic Perpetual - combining the date perfect technology of perpetual calendar with the genius of Kinetic Auto Relay.
And now Kinetic Direct Drive – move, and the watch is powered automatically. Or hand wind it and see the power you are generating in real time.
In the realm of fine watches, time is measured by Seiko innovation – A heritage of dedication to the art and science of time.
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(Full disclosure: I am an unapologetic Seiko fan.) All the watch functions are good, and the fit and finish are outstanding at this price. Obviously, this is a not-expensive watch, but my magnifying glass examination did not reveal any misalignments, lettering flaws, or detritus under the crystal (my personal pet peeve). The timing bezel moves with a smooth but firm click. Crown functions feel good as well. There are pleasing small details such as when you get to Saturday, and the \"SAT\" is in a nice light blue color. On thing that frankly surprised me a bit was the quality of the bracelet. I was planning to change to a leather strap immediately, but this bracelet is quite nice. It won't compare to a super expensive watch, of course, but it looks nice and has a nice clasp. This watch has the workhorse 7S36 movement, and mine seems to be running about +7 sec/day, which if you know anything about mechanical watches, is quite good. I've heard from other folks who have had even better performance from this movement. It may be worth noting that some of the Seiko 5's now have the 4R movement, which has hacking and hand-winding. That's a nice addition, but I am not missing it too much with the good accuracy of this one. I was also pleased that the build date of my watch was less than a year ago, which I thought was noteworthy since this model has been out for a few years. Everything I have said so far is what you might call the entry level of expectation for a Seiko 5. Now the good part: this watch is absolutely beautiful. I got this watch mainly because I wanted a blue watch, and my expectations have been met and far surpassed. The finish on the face of the watch is a rich royal blue, with a slight starburst effect in strong light. The bezel is, to my eye, just a bit more of a slate blue, and very attractive. And check the stylish font on those numbers. The face and the bezel both show many different shades of color depending on the light that is striking them at any given moment. The lume on the sword-shaped hands is a nice blue-green, and reasonably bright. The lume for the hours is in a small rectangle at the inside of each hour marker. At first, these marks seem small relative to the hands, but I have grown to like the look. Finally, the crystal is very appealing, with a slight dome, and what you might call a bit of a \"shoulder\" above the bezel. This has quickly become a favorite watch for me, and I have worn it every day since it arrived. At the risk of using a cliché, this watch looks significantly better than photos convey, although if you do an image search you can find some good pictures to help you get the idea. I recommend it without reservation. On a rating of \"coolness per dollar spent,\" I doubt you could do better. It would be a great graduation present for a high school or college graduate."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"J***."},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2019","name":"5.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n I loved it in photos, but it's barely left my wrist in 6 weeks\n \n","reviewBody":"This is my first dive watch and my second Seiko 5 mechanical watch. Dive watches have never appealed to me, but this one feels different. Mine gains about 5 minutes a month, but I'd much rather have a faster watch than a slower watch. For down-to-the-second accuracy I've got my phone, but I don't need that kind of precision, and a slightly-fast watch goes with my natural sense of punctuality. Every couple weeks when I notice I'm showing up to meetings earlier than I expected, I'll set it back a few minutes.The face is extremely easy to read at a glance, and the bezel is enjoyable to spin with a satisfying click at 30-second intervals. I use it more than I thought I would, mostly for timing walks and other activities. The blue is subtle, especially on the bezel, but the shimmer when the radially-polished face catches light is really stunning, like a sapphire. It's dressy yet utilitarian and inexpensive enough to work with a remarkable range of clothing styles.This is a heavy watch with a lot of presence without being huge. I can't pull off large watches, and this one doesn't wear as large as it seems when you hold it in your hand.I've got about 10 watches, 7 of which are in regular circulation as 'dailies', but I haven't taken this one off for more than a night with only one exception.Some people complain about the bracelet feeling or looking cheap. The individual links are very lightweight if you examine them, but the overall impression of the whole is that they don't feel beneath the watch. The clasp is substantial and secure, the bracelet isn't rattly when I wear it, and the quantity of subtle scratches it is acquiring from daily use is reasonable and pleasing. It's a $160 watch that looks and feels more expensive than that by a lot."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"4.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"J***E"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2015","name":"4.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Great watch for a ridiculous value\n \n","reviewBody":"UPDATE BELOW...I wanted to wait a couple months to see how I liked it after the initial excitement of New Watch Day. It's been about 10 weeks and I've worn it probably 3-4 days a week and love it. As mentioned in other reviews, the internet just doesn't translate the gorgeous color of the dial. It's deep, nearly navy blue that looks incredible in the sun. I own other watches that have SUN in red text on the day display, but none that have SAT in any other color than the weekdays...but this Seiko has a bright royal blue SAT that makes me want to wear it even more on the weekends.I'm not a fan of bracelets, so I switched it out immediately for a blue and gray nato. However, it's kind of a tall watch for it's size (14mm height x 42mm width) and the nato makes it tough to tuck under a shirt cuff. I also snagged a tan leather strap that looks good, though I wish I got something a little darker (More of a medium brown). The bezel is a dark blue and gets a lot of spinning when I'm bored or fidgety.The crown is a little plain, but doesn't stick out too far so it won't bother your hand by poking it. I love display casebacks and sometimes spend a minute starting at the movement before I strap on the watch for the day.All in all, it's an excellent watch and an unreal value at <$150 for an automatic from a brand as dependable as Seiko. Buy it, switch out the strap and you won't regret it.UPDATE October 2016 (18 months of ownership): As you read above, I've loved this watch. But about two months ago, it started running 5-7 minutes fast per day. I tried reaching out to Area Trend to see if I could return it, but they wouldn't respond because they only offer a one year guarantee. So I sent it to Seiko and they quoted me $123 to repair it. At that point, the watch is \"totaled\" so not sure what I'll do with it now. This stinks. I really loved this watch and it started my watch obsession."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"C***N"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in Mexico on May 22, 2019","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Se ve mejor que en las fotografías\n \n \n","reviewBody":"Primero lo bueno: La apariencia es muy llamativa sin ser ostentosa. El color azul del bisel y la carátula es brillante, pero con sobriedad. Las manecillas son perfectamente distinguibles y el movimiento del segundero muy sutil. En la muñeca se siente sólido sin ser incómodo y aunque el diámetro es de 42 mm, tiene una apariencia más discreta por el efecto del bisel. El diseño del brazalete es muy masculino y el doble seguro resulta muy pertinente si se planean hacer actividades acuáticas.Los detalles son mínimos y puedo vivir con ellos sin problema. La corona me parece algo pequeña y hubiera preferido que fuera enroscable. Por otro lado, y creo que es algo que otras personas podrían encontrar incluso molesto, es que la manipulación del bisel no es del todo cómoda. Poniéndose quisquilloso, la iluminación de las manecillas podría ser más brillante.De cualquier forma, poniendo todo a consideración, el modelo ofrece muchas características muy destacables por el precio pagado, además de que el envío fue rápido y sin inconvenientes. Como compra propia o como regalo es un muy buen reloj de uso diario."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"M***A"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in Canada on March 14, 2019","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Great Product - Functional and Durable\n \n","reviewBody":"I recently purchased this watch and it has been operating very well so far. While removing a link, I dropped it from 3 feet to wood floors and it caused no discernible damage and has been running flawlessly. I've swapped out the metal bracelet for a NATO Strap and it has improved the overall look and comfort of the watch. Prior to swapping the bracelet, I noted reviewers on other sites mentioned a squeaking in the bracelet. A easy way to remedy this issue, is to rub dish soap into the bracelet, submerging it in warm water while washing/rubbing the bracelet and then washing the watch/bracelet.Some additional notes:- 42mm and 47mm lug to lug but wears smaller +- Easy to turn bezel +- Fairly weak lume -- Pairs nicely with different straps +- Has operated fine under running water +"},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"M***L"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in Spain on August 5, 2020","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Una vez mas, seiko lo sabe hacer.\n \n \n","reviewBody":"Diseño, calidad, todo. Seiko es una marca que no suele defraudar. Un reloj automatico, sumergible, bisel giratorio, sensacion de calidad, precio. Lo tiene todo. Hablar de seiko para mi es hablar de relojes bien hechos, que duran, diseños preciosos como este modelo mismo. No le puedo poner ningun pero. Para mi, un grandisimo reloj calidad-precio. Gracias Seiko. Que conste que no trabajo con ellos."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"1.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"R***D"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the Netherlands on June 29, 2020","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Vreselijk\n \n \n","reviewBody":"Er zaten geen horloges in de doos! Ik heb net 100 euro uitgegeven."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"N***E"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in Germany on November 17, 2017","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Sehr preiswerte mechanische Automatikuhr - 1a Service von Amazon\n \n \n","reviewBody":"Bin bisher immer mit der 40 Jahre alten Omega Geneve, ein Erbstück von meinem Vater, im Alltag unterwegs gewesen. Auf Dauer war mir dann das edle Teil für alle Tage zu schade und ich wollte ein \"Arbeitstier\". Robust, bewährt, klassisch und trotzdem schön. Hier bekommt man zu einem Bruchteil der Omega-Revisionskosten, eine deutlich genauere und sehr solide, optisch schöne mechanische Uhr. Es macht Freude draufzuschauen, das Blau ist wirklich wunderschön und von der Rückseite in's \"Herz\" der Uhr zu schauen ist faszinierend. Die Ganggenauigkeit ist deutlich besser als bei meiner alten Omega die in 24 Stunden schon mal bis zu 2 Minuten vorging (letzte Revision vor zwei Jahren), bei der Seiko bewegt sich der Gangfehler im Sekundenbereich (7- 15 sec plus). Die Omega war mit ca. 63 Gramm schon deutlich leichter, mit diesem \"Batzen\" könnte man jemand erschlagen, sagte ein Freund. Die Seiko erhielt noch ein Nato-artiges Normalarmband, ich denke das passt recht gut zu ihr. Und so ist das Gewicht auch ein bisserl runtergegangen. Ich habe mich sehr schnell an das Mehrgewicht der Uhr gewöhnt und trage sie jetzt fast ständig, ausser in der Nacht. Ich bin schlichtweg begeistert eine so hochqualitative Uhr mit Automatikwerk zu einem sehr fairen Preis bei Amazon gekauft zu haben. Im Fachhandel kostet die gleiche Uhr 50 bis 70 Euro mehr. Verstehe jetzt besser warum manche Leute anfangen Uhren zu sammeln.Edit: Mittlerweile trage ich die Seiko 14 Tage untertags, nachts liegt sie Ziffernblatt oben ruhig am Tisch und die Ganggenauigkeit hat sich auf 5-7 plus eingependelt. Kontrolliert mit Funkuhr. Ich frage mich ob sich eine mechanische Uhr einläuft? Kanns mir aber bei den geringen Massen der Teile nicht wirklich vorstellen. Jedenfalls habe ich den Eindruck sie wird immer genauer durch regelmäßiges Tragen. Bin immer noch sehr zufrieden mit Optik, Haptik und Qualität.Edit 8.6.2018:Die Seiko 5 Sport hat bis zu einem Sturz aus 1,7m Höhe auf einen Betonboden einwandfrei funktioniert, bei diesem Sturz ist sie genau auf der Ziffernblattseite aufgekommen. Das Glas war unbeschädigt und nicht zerkratzt. Allerdings hat sich der Rahmen der Datumsanzeige gelöst und sie ist stehengeblieben. Habe sie zum Fachhändler gebracht, dieser hat sie zu Seiko Österreich geschickt. Dort wurde Mitgeteilt, dass das Uhrwerk kaputt ging und eine Reparatur rd. €200.- kosten würde. Das übersteigt den Neupreis und ist somit unrentabel. Sehr, sehr schade! Ich habe diese Uhr geliebt. Und wenn sie mal wieder um einen ähnlich günstigen Preis, wie ich sie gekauft habe (rd. €130.-) zu haben ist, kaufe ich mir diese schöne Automatik sicher wieder.Edit 12.06.2018:Ich musste sie mir nicht nochmals kaufen! Amazon hat die defekte Uhr nach einem sehr freundlichen Telefonat mit dem Kundenservice die Uhr zurückgenommen und mir eine neue, gleiche Uhr zugeschickt. Diese Kundenfreundlichkeit ist nicht zu übertreffen! Ich bedanke mich herzlich für diese Kulanz. Die Seiko Vertretung in Österreich hatte mir über mein Fachgeschäft geraten, es mit einem Anruf bei Amazon zu versuchen. Der Umtausch wurde mir sofort angeboten und ich war ehrlich verblüfft wie schnell und einfach das gegangen ist. Danke nochmals!"}],"aggregateRating":{"@type":"AggregateRating","ratingValue":4.375,"bestRating":5,"ratingCount":8}}
