This Seiko is a $100 ROLEX KILLER!
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- In this video I am talking about the 7 things you should be aware of before buying this absolute killer of a watch, the Seiko SNXS79K!
+ For whom this is a great choice and who would be better off without one ;-)
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0:00 Intro
0:38 1/7 The dial
1:37 2/7 The case
2:48 3/7 Water resistance
3:05 4/7 The movement
4:42 5/7 What's on top
5:09 6/7 The bracelet
6:20 7/7 Versatility
6:58 Who should or shouldn't go for this watch?
What are your thoughts on this watch? I personally am really happy with it, the grey dial is absolutely stunning + the day and date complication comes in handy! Right now, the steel bracelet gets the most wrist time but I also really love it on the dark brown strap from the Bark and Jack shop!
The movement can be a bit annoying from time to time but it also gives you a very nice 'vintage' feeling at the same time because you have to whirl it around :-D
As always, thank you so much for watching this video 🙌🏻
Stay happy and healthy
Jenni ❤️
It's a beautiful watch, I have the Homage of this watch, the Rolex Oyster Perpetual ...
😂😂
Hahahahah, nice one mate
Died laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@muhammadanas5328 hahaha
Made ma day 🤣🤣🤣
If Jenni continues doing affordable watch reviews she'll probably move into my top 3 watch channels pretty quickly.
big facts! keep it up jenni!
Who is your top 3 right now?
That’s probably not going to tempt her 🤣🤣🤣
37mm, not really water resistant, no hacking, no hand winding……. Rolex must be shaking in their boots
@@gurpalsingh9000 nico
Seiko to me have always been a great watch. I remember over 30 years ago an old jeweler says to me that these watches were made just as good as expensive brands with the grand seiko up at the top. But a true working man's time piece, thank you Seiko.
I recently had mine repaired and the watchmaker told me exactly that! It is indeed a great watch.
I bought the SNXS79K about 9 months ago. I have always preferred cases in a larger diameter, typically the 40-42mm range. The SNXS79K has become the favorite of my collection and allowed me to embrace a smaller case size which has carried over to other watches. I appreciate your assessment of the SNXS79K, especially the versatility. I have used both NATO straps for a casual look and a more robust oyster style replacement bracelet for a dressier look. Thanks for featuring this watch.
Where to buy it from
You got it for 100 dollars? Where
Where did you buy it?
@@Joey_P_ SEIKOS DONT PRODUCE SEIKO 5 ANYMORE...!
Mine just arrived in the mail. I’m 41 and see myself dailying this watch until I’m very old without maintenance, and without crying if it gets scratched up or actually breaks, which it won’t. I bought it for myself, so no emotional attachment yet.
I grew up in Queens, New York, and I remember my very old landlord daillying his vintage 60’s Seiko 5 everywhere. Especially gardening.Jerry was born in 1912 and died in my arms after falling down the stairs in 2005. I always admired his Seiko 5. Hopefully one of his great grandchildren still has it.
Lovely story! Hope you and your watch share a long time together.
What a story man 😢
Nice to see you highlight a watch that can be afforded by almost anyone rather than these pieces costing thousands and thousands which are out of reach for so many.
Watch collectors are a funny group. They think they're ballers if sporting a Rolex, Vacheron or other high end watch. Fact is, they all tell time to within a few seconds a week and most people now use their phone as their primary timekeeper anyway. It's 100% accurate.
cant blame her for focusing on high end pieces. if i had someone letting me borrow those pieces to make videos id say yes everytime
@@alexnutcasio936 you're the same guy that would say some nonsense like "why would you want a gt3 when a corolla gets you from A to B just the same?"
@@alexnutcasio936 You're missing the entire point of watch collecting. Also, she gets those watches in only to review them, I don't think she owns them (for the most part).
@@alexnutcasio936 what are you doing here, just to talk shit about watch collectors on a watch collecting channel... "most people use their phone..." then go watch videos about phones!
I had a watch with that bracelet pin removal design. I loved it. It was so easy to just push the pins out with a flat head screw driver and I liked the larger pins because they were less likely to get lost and they were easy to spot if they were about to jump ship, not that they ever did. I think it was on an old relic watch.
Awesome video for those that can not afford expensive watches. I appreciate that on RUclips are still videos for everyone! Seiko is perfect watch, quality on point!
The first mechanical watch I bought for myself was a Seiko 5. It impressed me so much that my second one was a vintage Grand Seiko. Both are still among my favourite watches.
I am still wearing my over 25 year old series 5.Its typical in tending to run a bit fast but never risked opening to regulate.
A Seiko 5 was my first "real" mechanical watch if you're one of those types of enthusiasts. Technically my first mechanical watch was a $30 no-name I got on Amazon just to study and examine it as mechanical movements fascinated me deeply once I learned about them and the hobby. No longer have it (I think Bravado was the brand) destroyed the movement taking it apart but still have that Seiko I bought 3 years ago second hand from a friend for 40 bucks
Can't believe a watch I own is featured here! Also thought I'm alone in enjoying this gem of a watch and even thinking I might have bad taste or something. Glad you and others like it too :)
Take care of it, it's a beauty
I own it too! Such a great watch. Puts a smile on my face every tine I look down at it.
Nice piece! I have a blue one. I switched the bracelet for an oyster. It looks at least twice the price now.
@@StayHomeEatGreat Where did you get the oyster bracelet? Could you link to it?
@@StayHomeEatGreat I have the blue one also. Puts a smile on my face especially the blue sunburst dial. Can I ask where you bought your oyster bracelet? Much appreciated.
My Seiko 5 was the first watch that really made me fall in love with mechanical watches. Absolutely love the day/date with the weekends that have the fun blue/red color for saturday/sunday.
I agree with you Jennie, I really enjoy this little watch. And its versatility is a big plus. Thank you for this video.
I've had mine for about a year, and I'm still amazed by the beauty of the dial every time I look at it.
@Will HarrisThe bracelet is trash. I have it on a black leather strap.
How was it on leather straps?
@@rainappleby I have it on a cheap black leather strap and it looks fine.
What do you prefer, snxs79 or snkl41?
@@ardnahcnaluw4923 I've never seen the snkl41 in person. It looks nice, but I think I prefer the snxs79 because of the shimmery metallic dial.
I just bought this watch! It is a cheap, fun, dressier option for me. I threw the white dial version on a blue suede strap.
Do you mean the silver dial SNXS73?
@@DutchBulldog That would be the more accurate description!
Just adjusted the bracelet on mine. Not so difficult if you twist the right sized flat screwdriver, opening the "jaws" a little so you can then slide out the retainer. I then used a pair of rounded end pincers with a soft cloth in place to ensure the fitting sits back in its original shape. No scratching of the metal at all and no risk to your fingers either!
This watch is still on the market, i bought one in 1987 😂😂 still have it. Timeless and does the job right, looks beautiful ! Great video thanks for sharing ❤️❤️ greetings from the Netherlands
I would buy if it had a wait list.
What do you mean whats the diffrence?
this comment made me lose my last few braincells
Very good!
@@magnuscarlsenbutdumb seems a jab at rolex’s perpetual wait list.
Who needs a wait list when online purchases make you wait long enough already.
I wish my dad was still alive. I'd buy it for him - he totally loved that classic Seiko style. He'd toss that bracelet and put it in one of the Speidel Twist-o-flex bracelets from his stash in his dresser.
It looks amazing on that black leather strap.
:,)
You describe my father to a T, and i thought the same thing a few weeks back.
Thank you for the very informative and in depth review of this watch. I just placed my order right after seeing your clip for the first time a few hours ago.
Looking fw to wearing it!
Great review of a simple but elegant watch! If I had room in my case right now I'd get one! By the way, the 7S26 is one of my favorite Seiko movements. I love it in my SKXs. It's so simple to simply give it a few shakes if my watch has been stored and it springs to life and keeps decent time too!
Finally someone showed me this watch with different straps,
Definitely getting this one👍🏼
Thank you Jenni! For making videos about accessible watches looks just as beautiful and thoughtfully reviewed as a rolex or Lange!!!
Such a well made timepiece for a good price point. I truly enjoy your videos. Thank you.
Great review ! Great watch ! I'd love to see more reviews like this . I almost bought one the other day but went with a Seiko sport green dial . That watch rules !
What a wonderful review! Great production, and of course, presentation. I have this exact watch, with a classic Speidel Twist-o-Flex band. Great combo!
A great review Jenni. I purchased this watch two and a half years ago, that dial is fantastic and is the best feature of the watch. I swapped out the bracelet for a leather band almost immediately. Although it's a smaller watch as you point out it certainly looks like a flying saucer on the wrist. Accuracy varies but is within ~10 seconds per day. The price now on Amazon is over double what I paid for mine as the popularity of this piece has grown significantly. Usually the opposite happens to me, prices usually plummet within days if items I purchase. Overall the watch is a great all rounder, the lack of hand winding is no issue as long as you shake it for 20 seconds or so from stopped it keeps it keeps ticking fine for a day on the wrist, another 20 seconds shake will easily keep it running through the night. The lack of hacking does not bother me that much as I set mine up to a minute fast any way. It also looks good on my 7" wrist (not huge) as much as it works well for members of the itty bitty wrist committee :-) Keep up the great work Jenni.
I have this watch and actually went ahead and bought from Alibaba the oyster bracelet made for it which flushes seamlessly into the case. Head turner for sure!
Loved the suggested wrist range. Amazing video ❤️🔥
i love that you reviewed this watch! such an overlooked beautiful watch. i have the SNXS73J and i think it’s an absolute gem. my favorite classic vintage watch is the King Seiko 45, but don’t really want to deal with all the issues of that movement especially as its 50 years old, but this is strikingly similar to that one. obviously different in many ways, but for a budget Seiko with similar dimensions and design, it was an easy decision. love your videos. by the way, mine runs around -5 secs/day.
7u 🍏
I really appreciate that you review watches that some of us can only afford. Thank you.
Jenni 1st time I watch one of your presentations and … loved it! Thanks.
I’ve got an older version of this watch, the Seiko 7006-8007. It’s a bit beat up, has only a 17 jewel movement, but runs really well. It’s also one of the only things I have from my dad, so it’s priceless to me.
Great review! I have the J version and love the dial and feel on the wrist. I have several Seiko 5 watches that are running within COSC accuracy, so that's amazing value for the price.
I have a lighter silver version of this one. My mom bought it for me nearly 20 years ago when i first got interested in horology. It’s been through medical school interviews, residency interviews, private practice tours and interviews, and my wedding day. It’s the most versatile watch I had. Now that I’ve added Rolex, Tudor, , Grand Seiko, and Omega to my collection, it should be known that this watch has and will forever carry the most sentimental value of all my collection. Just had it serviced last year- keeps good time. Keep up the great work, Jenni!
WOW. That is some story behind your watch. If i was you id definitely be passing it down to my kid.
Impressive! Wear it in good health!
It’s quartz?
@@Fee.1 automatic
Just love each & every video of yours !!! Excellent reviews as always !!!
I love it and am getting one for myself. Thanks for the great review!
The 7S26 was the movement in the discontinued SKX Diver models, it’s a tractor of a movement and reliable.
I think you can’t beat this watch for the price.👍🤘😎
-“Rolex?”
-“Seiko 5”
-“Beautiful”
Lol
Rolex?
Seiko Snxs79k1
Beautiful.
-Rolex?
-Casio f91w
-Beautiful
Rolex?
Casio Duro
Ok Ciao.
My son wore this watch everyday for 4 years and he adhered to the notion that 30 m water resistance meant he could swim in the pool or go to the beach with it. Its $99 price tag also helped to take that risk. Never had a problem.
30m water resistance is not suitable for swimming, it will leak.
@@mr.curious1537I mean, you have to be super athletic and fast if you want to swim till water gets in
@@mr.curious1537well clearly you can if he did and it don’t leak
I own the MIJ version and love it, cost me about 90 € some years ago. I agree with your review - it's a basic but beautiful and solid watch. I also like the bracelet.
Really cool to see you give such an affordable watch the macro treatment, super impressive to see this up close! I like the way the bracelet looks, but I don't think the finishing really matches the case well. It would be comfortable for me, except it tugs on my arm hairs non-stop... Also can confirm, bracelet sizing was a nightmare.
What do you think of snk361? Looking for a bracelet. The dial and lume looks better on the snx but the UFO shape made me choose the snk
Is the model number for this watch SNX 361?
what's a "macho treatment"?
@@Daniel-dj7fh macro, as in macro photography, or extreme close up shots.
@@JusttheWatch oh lol, missread. My bad
I have the silver version (SNXS73) which is still available. It is one of the cheapest yet most expensive looking watches in my collection; particularly the dial is just flawless. Its size is just classy on my 7 inch / 175 mm wrist. The watch is only considered authentic on a Chinese Rolamy Oyster bracelet though which beefs up its look considerably. I reserve mine for dressy occasions (where also its water resistance is no concern) though it fits virtually any attire. Definitely a must-have. If you want to spend a little more, consider a Traska Commuter.
Both seem to not exist
I'm glad i found this channel today, thank you very much for making this video and ill be forever subbed..thanks..
I got the 75 and love it. Bracelet isn’t great but wasn’t as difficult to adjust as told here. Great vid
The case thickness and lugs of this model is the reason I rather went with the SNK355, and I love it. The 5s on the dial are done really subtly. Just wish it was a tiny bit bigger, but still works. It's even better on an aftermarket Jubilee. When you look up-close at some of these dials in the affordable 5 range you can hardly believe the detail.
I have the 355 and now I'm looking at this
Jenni thank you for looking at this lovely watch. I own three Seiko 5 watches, and must admit the bracelets are meh but on a nice NATO they are superbly comfortable.
I have this watch. Movement isn’t an issue. I found the bracelet unusual to adjust but once I worked out what to do, quite easy. However I did take it off the bracelet and pop it on a grey crocodile strap, which looks the business!
I have one and I love it! Just perfect. Only downside is the water resistance. I just love the simple design! Cheers!
I have one, and love it! I put it on a leather strap when I got it (2018), the bracelet is a joke, but a colormatched gray leather makes it so nice. I dont mind the movement, sure its not high end, but it works and mine has never missed a beat and keeps time (about 10s a day). For me its the Rolex I cant afford 😀.
“those with a lume fetish”
Looking at you, JOMW
LUME WARS
I bought this watch 20 years ago with a silver dial and bracelet and it looks great, runs great, and feels great on my wrist. You seem quite critical on some aspects of the watch. However, being a commoner as it were, I find it most suitable to be on my wrist. Cheers!
Your channel gave me so much knowledge about watches
it's my daily for over a year, love it!
This watch's silver-dialed sibling, the SNXS73, was my very first mechanical watch. I bought it with my own money when I was just starting high school. I wore it daily and never took it off, not even when my family and I went on vacation so it saw pools, the ocean, everything. Never once did it give me an issue. I wore it religiously for about 8 years before I had enough money to move to better, more expensive pieces. Mine is long gone now but I miss it still.
i hope its placed somewhere hidden? keep it, that thing will last for a years!
@David Cat yes it is.. the silver sunburst dial may look dressy but once you put it on brown leather strap,it can go casual or dress perfectly
Mine was a Smith Asral. Just had it serviced and won't part with it.
Don't know why expanding bracelets are out of style.will have to look and see what is available.
I own a 1983 Seiko 5 Automatic. Inherited the classic from my grandfather. Still working smoothly.
I've worn my white face model of this SNX for about 4 years now. I wear it at work and school and in my normal life all day everyday. Keeps time like a champ and better than my SRP that I wore for about 4 months. Not 10 bar resistant like the SRP but for $100 I get plenty of compliments on it and is truly a monster. I do not have any higher end watches to compare it too but I highly recommend this watch to anyone.
Jenni, thanks for looking at affordable watches too.
I have a brown dial one, it looks really nice. I'm never getting rid of it despite having recently purchased an expensive watch. These dressy seiko 5 are respected because they are well executed. They look amazing in leather straps
This is a great video that outlines what amazing value for money Seiko delivers. I have built a few mods myself and have taken them to a watch maker to regulate them and the NH36s have achieved a +/- 6 seconds accuracy. This is well within Seiko’s own specifications.
Did you swap the 7s26 to nh36?
It's spot on to what I've been looking for recently, cheap, good looking and as a bonus has a transparent back
Hooray, a watch I own! Kind of, anyway. I have a 73, which is the silver dial version. Fantastic watch. Mine runs at +1.4 seconds per day! I never actually need to have hacking or handwinding, though I sometimes think I do... The dial and hands are gorgeous, the case is comfortable, and after 2 months I have no scratches on the crystal. (And I kind of like the rattly, old-school bracelet... I think it looks nice and I find it very comfortable.)
Great review! I love the sunburst finish on the dial and the indicators having so much depth. Its nice to see something so affordable have a features that are usually done so well on much higher end watches, which are out of the reach of most average income people.
What do you prefer, snxs79 or snkl41?
@@ardnahcnaluw4923 SNXS79K
I have a Seiko 5 with 7S26-3040 movement bought for USD30 in 2000 and still running strong despite scratches here and there.
Mine arrived this morning. 185.00 CDN at Amazon. It's a true beauty. Very easy to set. Took ten minutes to resize the bracelet. No big pain at all. Sharp end of a pair of scissors popped the links out no problem. I was concerned about the size of the case back, but I don't notice any difference really from my other non-automatics. Sits nicely on my wrist. The common failure of this watch has been mentioned is the bracelet, but I find the brushed bracelet/polished case a nice contrast. Very happy.
Thank you Jenni. I originally thought about a fake Oyster, but after watching your reviews of the Seiko 5, I opted for this. Very glad I did. Keep up the great work. Your reviews are candid, factual and fun. Have a Merry Christmas everyone from us here in Nova Scotia, Canada.
How's it holding up? I want a daily dive watch but I found one of these with a yellow face and fell in love. I would just get the dive watch and buy this later but ik these are no longer made and the prices will start to rise. On the other hand I've never had a dive watch and want one badly but if I buy this I can't justify buying another watch for a long time......oh lord lol the pain of being a watch guy
@@trevorgray4852 This is not a dive watch, but I don't swim so no issues there for me. I paid I think 185.00 CND. I've heard they have gone up but haven't looked lately. Look at it as an investment. Works perfectly and is a beautiful timepiece.
I have both the 79 and the 73 (silver dial), which were two of my first automatic watches. Love the dial. Agree with you that it would be better if the lugs curved down and the case were less of a UFO from the profile. Also wish the case were a bit less polished. Some brushing would be nice. The secret to removing the difficult links is to use a regular flat screwdriver with a thin head (rather than a spring bar tool or watch screwdriver), and hold it perpendicular to the link. It catches the little nub if you press down and forward. I don't wear mine as often as I used to, but both are on straps.
Maybe next time buy the ladies version it's smaller
I just received this watch last week and switched out the bracelet to a grey suede which accent the grey dial. It really is a very beautiful watch. Like you said, it is versatile to wear for any situation. I am a big fan of the Seiko 5 which have no problem with the 7S26 movement at all. Love the dial under the sun, gorgeous!
I have got the exact watch it was my grandads he bought it brand new for £90 in the 70s and he’s used it for when he worked in the nhs and even now it works perfectly fine it’s crazy I love it.
Wearing this (Seiko 5 Auto). My dad's old watch. Beat up and I love it. Between 20-30 years old and still going. Think of him every day.
The SNXS series is unbelievable. The dial quality is awesome. With a thinner caseback will be even better
“Itty bitty wrist committee”
I almost spit out my margarita.
😝😝😝
I had something similar 10 years ago, loved it. Especially how "small" it is and the strap.
I have a Seiko SNK615K1 (K denominating assembled in Malaya) very similar to yours, but with 2-tone blue dial and bright yellow second hand. Basically, the 7S26 movement is bullet-proof and will go on for a long time, well past its service life. Non-hackable/non-windable but as an old-school movement its ultra-reliable and quite accurate. Overall, great value for money from the Seiko stable and a great review from yourself too!😎😎
I could listen to you talk about anything,,,, you have such a nice demeanor.
I would.👍🏾
I've owned a few Seiko over the twenty years time span. I found them very accurate, they are comfortable to wear, and they are always very inexpensive compare to other more exclusive brands.
Just picked one of these up based on your recommendation! TY!
Wow. Did not know about you! Great review. I am a huge fan of seiko watches. Now I will follow you. Gracias!
I brought mine into a Los Angeles watch store and one of the salespersons said that his coworker had worked for Rolex for 60 years and was asked by the younger staff what was the best watch made. The old Rolex guy says that the "for the money, the best watch made is the Seiko 5."
i mean that's common sense. They both only show the time +- one or two other functions, one costs under 300 bucks, the other starts at I think 3k and goes to i dunno 20k?
To assume that a Rolex is anything more than a status symbol is kinda wack. They might make nice precise stuff, but for that money you can have way more complex things which have even higher material costs.
@@Daniel-dj7fh Such as?
@@osiris654
- a whole car, or the top of the line street/race motorcycles which have so much electronic in them you have no idea what's up anymore.
- You could convert a room in your house/apartment to what ever you want if we consider the more expensive Rolex'
- a pretty decent "cinema" setup for your home
stuff like that.
@@Daniel-dj7fh🤣 👍
I've had mine for nearly 10 years now, and it's more accurate than my seiko turtle! Loses about 3 seconds a day I love it
I have the SNXS81 on a SNK013 jubilee. Using an all stainless steel vintage caseback, I shaved over a millimeter off the thickness.
It sits at a comfortable 10.7mm in height.
The jingle jangle of the jubilee gives off vintage vibes as well.
very cool video! stumbled upon it in my recommended. calm demeanor and well presented facts. absolutely in love with this watch model, I will have to buy it off somebody online probably, as it has sadly been discontinued.
Ahh mate, i was hoping nobody finds out about this gem of an SNXS series 😂
Everybody has known for years
There goes the good deal... and finding it 🤣😂😆
@@chrisb5917 You can still find them, but they go for around €150 to €175. They're not worth that kind of money.
Jomashop has it at a great price
There's at least 5 videos going back for years.
I do have a seiko 5 that is also non winding. I really like it, as it was my 'first' watch. But non winding is really annoying, so it's my first, and probably my last non winding watch.
I have one and fitted a double clasp twin button Seiko bracelet , I don't know what it came off but it looks made for the snxs79 , a true masterpiece.
I remember being in the shop with my mother buying me my first real watch as a teenager. It was a Seiko, and I was so proud of it.
Seiko and Citizen watches are underrated. They are classic in design like the Rolex and timeless. I own models from both brands.
I have a few Seiko 5s in my collection, but this one is the one that I enjoy wearing (and admiring) the most. The dial is amazing for the price.
I've had two Seikos with the same calibre mechanism. Both worked beautifully for 10years before needing servicing.
it suits you VERY well. I love your energy and presentation!
Wearing this one while watching this 😄 put it on an jubilee bracelet from AliExpress and I love it
Could you please give us the link to that mentioned bracelet, please? thank you in advance my friend :)
I was lucky to buy its predecessor used about a year ago for an equivalent of USD 40 and it's awesome. It's one or two millimeters thinner as it has a solid case back, plus it has an older caliber, which runs incredibly precisely (within +2 s/d). Much more consistent than two newer 7S26 watches I have. And the old movement also has a cool feature that the day of the week is set by pressing the crown like a pusher... I polished the case and had the crystal swapped and now have a super cool dress watch. BTW I tried swapping the bracelet for a cheap oyster replica, but I ended up going back to the original, which is more comfortable and, despite being flimsy, much more pleasant to the touch.
mind to share its model number?
@@syafiqulaiman6950 I don't know the exact reference as Seiko marks only a code originating from the caliber designation on the watch itself, so it may be shared (and in this case is) by multiple watch models. So don't be surprised if multiple design variants come up from your search. This is code 7009-3040.
where do you find prices like this???
@@Daniel-dj7fh I bought it used on a local general advertising server similar to craigslist. The case was quite beat up (but everything was polishable) and the crystal was badly scratched, hence the price.
I just got the same watch at a vintage store for $68 looks brand new with no scratches. Love it!
Very nice looking watch from Seiko, a reputable and well respected brand and priced at around $100 you simply cannot go wrong.
I just found your channel.
Love the content!
I have the older version of this watch. SNKS series with the blueish black dial.
Such an amazing dial to look at! As you mentioned the case shape is what helps it stand out so much along with the quality of the Brushing and polishing for the price. Not to mention that you can get a few different colour variations for the dial.
I bought this watch less than a few months ago now and also bought a oyster bracelet for it and a black rubber strap both with quick release push down pins love to switch it up for whatever the occasion,would recommend for you’re first entry automatic watch👍
Could you tell me where you got the oyster bracelet? Thanks.
@@richardstephan4337 I ordered mine off Amazon 18mm make sure your order one with curved end links 👍
@@tonykellykelly5195 Thanks!
The Seiko 5 are some really nice watches for the price. I have one in gold and it holds time really well and is a comfortable watch to wear.
Bought it two days after I watched your video. Absolutely loving it 😍😍
Actually giving me the joy one would normally get while wearing the Datejust but interestingly after having paid 60 times less 😁
Thanks!
Where did u buy this from? Can u share the link for the exact watch?
I have an SNK381 on a leather strap., I call it my poor man's Hamilton Khaki Field watch. For 105.00, it punches above it's weight. The 7S26 movement is accurate within -2 s/d. I don't care if it doesn't have hacking or hand winding. Accuracy is my number one requirement, and it delivers in spades. You really should review that watch. It's Seiko's true classically styled field watch. It makes it really difficult to pony-up 300.00 additional dollars for a more expensive field watch
I have a OP that’s a few years old, and this Seiko is really really good compared to the price. The movement does it’s job and doesn’t make a sound almost. And I don’t think the bracelet is annoying at all. The OP used to be my everyday watch, but since I got the Seiko, I’ve used it more than my OP. There is a big different between them, but i gotta say, I would recommend the Seiko to anyone because it’s so good for around 200$.
Lovely review Jenni .
I bought a Seiko SNE107P2 in 2013 and it has never stopped once. The best time piece I have ever bought. I never take it off. I just change the bands that wear out.