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Seiko 5 Automatic Black Dial Stainless Steel Mens Watch SNK795K1 - £99 @ Watch Nation
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Seiko 5 Automatic Black Dial Stainless Steel Mens Watch SNK795K1
The Case:
The Seiko 5 Automatic Men’s Watch SNK795K1 is made from stainless steel and it measures 37mm in diameter. The minimalist design of the case adheres to the classic aesthetics of a dress watch. The circular case and the fixed bezel have been polished, while a recessed crown is positioned besides at the 4 o’clock mark, which allows the watch to sit comfortably upon the wearer’s wrist. Both the watch’s open case back and the front of it are protected by highly durable hardlex crystal glass.
The Dial:
The black dial exhibits a subtle two-step design, around the outer edge of the dial there are bevelled silver baton style hour markers, while a simplistic pencil style handset occupies the centre of the dial. The seconds hand is presented in red, which allows for easy readability as it stands out against the backdrop of the black dial. A silver framed day-date display window is located at the 3 o’clock position on the dial and the Seiko 5 logo is presented in silver underneath the 12 o’clock marker.
The Bracelet:
The bracelet is made from stainless steel and it comes fashioned in a classic three-link oyster style. The simplistic design of the oyster is celebrated for its practicality as well as its elegance. A deployment clasp is used to fasten the bracelet around the wearer’s wrist.
The Functions:
Seiko’s exclusive 7S26 calibre automatic movement powers this watch, it consists of 21 jewels and it offers an accuracy of -20/+40 seconds per day. This watch has a water resistance of 30 metres, meaning it should only be exposed to light splashes of water.
The Case:
The Seiko 5 Automatic Men’s Watch SNK795K1 is made from stainless steel and it measures 37mm in diameter. The minimalist design of the case adheres to the classic aesthetics of a dress watch. The circular case and the fixed bezel have been polished, while a recessed crown is positioned besides at the 4 o’clock mark, which allows the watch to sit comfortably upon the wearer’s wrist. Both the watch’s open case back and the front of it are protected by highly durable hardlex crystal glass.
The Dial:
The black dial exhibits a subtle two-step design, around the outer edge of the dial there are bevelled silver baton style hour markers, while a simplistic pencil style handset occupies the centre of the dial. The seconds hand is presented in red, which allows for easy readability as it stands out against the backdrop of the black dial. A silver framed day-date display window is located at the 3 o’clock position on the dial and the Seiko 5 logo is presented in silver underneath the 12 o’clock marker.
The Bracelet:
The bracelet is made from stainless steel and it comes fashioned in a classic three-link oyster style. The simplistic design of the oyster is celebrated for its practicality as well as its elegance. A deployment clasp is used to fasten the bracelet around the wearer’s wrist.
The Functions:
Seiko’s exclusive 7S26 calibre automatic movement powers this watch, it consists of 21 jewels and it offers an accuracy of -20/+40 seconds per day. This watch has a water resistance of 30 metres, meaning it should only be exposed to light splashes of water.
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I have this little 38mm beauty
Seiko 5's are great and reliable, so not a bad watch at all, but it's very meh. (It's my opinion don't kill me).
So bland as to be boring.
For not much more you can quite regularly get something classically bland but classier and from a more interesting brand.
I do find the way Seiko has become an albeit classier Fossil to be a tad de-valuing of the marque and one of the reasons why after I finally managed to lay hands on the SNK807 I started to swerve Seiko's for Orient and even the recent rush of Spinnaker sales...
Someone said to me not long ago that £100 could get a very decent Seiko 'dress watch.' I'm not a snob but that sort of defeats the object of a 'dress watch' really.
If you don’t want an high end investment timepiece then this is probably asound buy.
I have to remind myself that not everyone buying a watch does so to build a collection. Some just want 'the one watch' and then it really is a case of floating your boat with something worthy of your money and Seiko 5's generally deliver that for sure...
no it does look nice. Heat (edited)