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If you have read any of my other watch reviews, you know I love my Seiko watches, and they represent a large part of my watch collection. They are just an excellent brand with something for everyone. However, I am not blind to their faults and have mentioned them here before, such as their junky…
In the realm of horology, the Seiko Turtle Dive Watch stands as a paragon of functional design married to diving utility. Since its inception in the 1970s, the Turtle has carved out a reputation for being a reliable, durable, and accessible timepiece that appeals to both the diving professional and the casual watch aficionado. Its…
As a well-known watch nerd, I am often asked about the reliability and durability of various watch brands, particularly those suited to outdoor activities. Seiko is a brand that has been around for over a century and has gained a reputation for producing high-quality timepieces. One question that frequently arises is whether Seiko makes a…
If you’re someone who values precision and style in their timepieces, the Seiko Samurai SRPB53J1 is an absolute must-have. This unique watch is a perfect fusion of aesthetics and functionality, and it has been designed to cater to the needs of individuals who seek both style and accuracy in their watches. The Seiko Samurai SRPB53J1 is a part of…
First Impressions: Distinctive and captivating. Right out of the box, the Seiko Prospex SPB381 with its mesmerizing green dial strikes a chord between vintage allure and contemporary sophistication. The Dial: The lush green dial, reminiscent of deep forests and ocean depths, is a sight to behold. Complemented by the precise GMT hand, it effortlessly points…
The Seiko Alpinist is a line of watches that has garnered a reputation for its blend of rugged functionality and classic elegance. Originally introduced in 1959, the Alpinist was designed as a reliable timepiece for mountain climbers and outdoor adventurers. Over the years, it has evolved, but its core mission remains the same: to provide…
When it comes to watches, Seiko has been a household name for decades. But what makes them so special? Why are Seiko watches so popular among watch enthusiasts and everyday wearers alike? I think it is because many of Seiko’s watches meet at the perfect intersection or value, specs, and heritage. Not many brands can offer as…
You might have stared down at your Seiko 5 and wondered what that number five means on the dial. Today, well, I’m going to give you a quick overview of what the 5 stands for. Now, there are a lot of articles out there that will dive a little deeper into this question, but here…
Timekeeping in the great outdoors demands more than just style; it requires resilience, value, and a touch of history. Whether you’re trekking through the woods, scaling mountains, or simply enjoying a rustic campfire, the right watch can make all the difference. From the annals of history to contemporary innovations, field watches have evolved, yet their…
I recently picked up this Seiko Mini Tuna while I was updating my “Most Durable Automatic Watches” list. I went back and noticed that the Street Series Tuna I recommended is no longer easily found, and since it is one of my go-to watches, I wanted to find the next worthy successor. I know Seiko…
If seizing opportunity were an Olympic sport, I’d be adorned in gold, standing triumphantly on the podium. Why, you might ask? Because in the grand arena of watch hunting, I caught sight of the Seiko SPB101J1, the “Sumo,” flexing its muscles on Amazon in a one-day sale. Watch collecting or whatever you want to call…
From its humble beginnings in 1881 to its status as a global luxury watch brand, Seiko has a rich history that spans over a century. The brand’s commitment to innovation, precision, and craftsmanship has made it a favorite among watch collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. Seiko’s journey began with its founder, Kintarō Hattori, who established the company in 1881….
Yes, Seiko watches are good; in fact they are outstanding watches! Seiko has a wide-ranging catalog of watches with something for everyone at various price points. From budget-friendly dive watches to their ultra high-end Grand Seiko Collection. Seiko Watches: A Horological Symphony of Craftsmanship, Precision, and Style When it comes to the world of watches,…
The Seiko King Turtle Model SRPE05, part of the renowned Prospex Automatic Diver collection, is a timepiece built for the adventurer. Its design reflects the brand’s commitment to technological excellence and standout aesthetics, and it rises to meet any challenge that comes its way. The King Turtle boasts an upgraded iconic style, featuring a ceramic…
Yes, you can wear a dive watch as your regular watch every day. A dive watch is probably one of the best daily watch options. They look fantastic, have good functions, and are durable for what life can throw at them.
Hundreds of lists are hyping the best dive watch under $300. I am adding another to the pile, but my list is different because I actually own or have owned every watch on this list! Take some advice from a guy with real-world experience with the watches he is recommending. Why Under $300? If you…
The new SNJ031P1 is a worthy successor, featuring a combination of classic design elements and modern technology that caters to adventurers and watch collectors alike. This association with the legendary actor and the watch’s appearance in iconic films add a certain level of coolness and pop culture significance.
Today I am diving into the newest version of the Seiko Turtle, the SRPE93. It really should just be called a slightly updated Turtle because other than a new lume marker at 3 O’clock, the watch is identical to the Seiko SRP777. In the landscape of automatic watches, I think the Seiko SRPE93 might just…