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This dial is amazing ... Seiko SPB333J1
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- The Seiko SPB333J1 Save The Ocean Limited Edition is a watch has trully impressed. It's one of those Seiko watches that I don't simply like. I want to own one!
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Seiko just kills it with their designs.
That dial is amazing and the bracelet looks great.
I have this watch it is awsome , I own TAG , Oris , Hamilton , Tissot and loads of Seiko Divers .This has become a favorite, not my most expensive or accurate watch, but it is getting lots of wrist time
I have the same one, amazing dial and case profile!
Awesome reviews by the way! Keep up the great work! 👍
Hi Daniel! Yeah, the dial is quite special. Thank you 😊
Seiko will also release the 111th anniversary in a limited edition of 50,000. Did you hear about that one? I hear the 112th anniversary is even more...
Yeah, it sounds like something Seiko might do🤣
Beautiful watch.. the only downside is the accuracy of its 6r35 movement.. you can get chronometer grade movement with same amount of money for some entry level swiss brands.
My Sumo 6r35 movement has lost .95" over the last 21 days, whats wrong with that, better than most Rolex's
good video i like that watch, i will probrably buy it i have been looking into it for a while now and with this video im 95 per cent go for it
It's a very diffcult watch to film. In person it's much better. Thanks for watching!
You're absolutely right, Ivan. On camera this watch doesn't look as good as it looks in real life.
The case shape isn't my cup of tea, but the dial is really amazing. At the full price I wouldn't buy it, but with a good discount it would be a great piece in a collection.
that is a stunning watch.
Yeah, the dial is quite special.
Perfect size
Nice. Agree about the box. I actually would not care, but they don’t even protect the watch inside during travel, which is the minimum basic requirement for a box. (At least they do not protect the watch if they’re not repacked perfectly, which the rushed idiots at eBay authentication don’t do.)
It's not like boxes are super important to me but it annoys me that they cut corners with the packaging and then charge you 1400 bucks. Even my marinemaster came in the same box 🤷🏼♂️
@@TheBoldHairspring Yeah, I'm pretty unhappy about how poorly protected my SLA063 was by that garbage box (and how little eBay's authentication service seems to care about not scratching new watches).
How's the legibility with the indices, hands, and dial colors looking very close and blended together ?
Surprisingly good. I didn't experience any legibility difficulties.
Caro amico this watch is made in Japan!
They do sell the strap on it's own just ask the AD and it will take eight months 😂😂
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Yes nice. But $1300 for this movement? No thank you. That misalignment at 5 'o clock is very bad. Add another 200-300 USD and buy a Maurice Lacroix Aikon, Frederique constant highlife COSC or a Oris Aquis. My 2 scents Also Seiko is not being manufactured in Japan anymore. But in India, Pakistan etc.
There are great alternatives. No doubt about that. I've always wanted an aikon chronograph.
It’s not misaligned, just the angle sometimes in this video…
Caro amico this watch is made in Japan, and I appreciate it!
Seiko boxes are purchased by sellers separate from the watch so they buy by volume. The nicer leatherette boxes cost more, and the special branded boxes with places for extra straps and/or strap changing tool cost even more, so many sellers do not choose them. Prospex branded boxes are less versatile than generic Seiko boxes so many sellers prefer to only buy generic Seiko boxes. Grey market sellers sometimes receive their Seikos with a box but the box design is dependent on what the original authorized dealer was comfortable purchasing. Grey market sellers can also buy Seiko boxes in bulk and like authorized dealers (sometimes they are both) they will try to keep as much of their already slim margin as possible.