It’s a great watch to add to your collection. Seiko Diver’s has the Automatic Movement with 23 jewels. It powers itself with the natural motion of your wrist and need not require a battery. And can run for many months with is its reserved power. The Seiko Automatic Diver is very accurate having the caliber of 7S36. There is a day and date displaying window at 3 hour position. It has black ion plated stainless steel body with the case diameter of 48mm including the crown. This Seiko Dive Watch gets tightened with Double lock with two pushed-in buttons clasp.
This Seiko Automatic Dive is a professional diver watch having all the qualities required during diving. It has high water resistivity of 200 Meter depth. And of course you can swim with it without being worried. You can never miss the time with its high contrast black and white combination dial. The black dial has a Unidirectional Rotating Bezel which can be set for the calculation of time. Seiko Diver’s Watch has Hardlex crystal glass which is Scratch Resistant. The glass is also anti-reflective coated so no light reflection will disturb you when you look at the dial. In fact, it looks like you can touch the dial. It would be a dream of every young man to have such an excellent watch in his hand. It would be a fantastic choice for any diver who needs masculine design with accuracy.
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Some Important Features:
Black Ion Plated Stainless Steel Case
Black Ion Plated Stainless Steel Bracelet
Caliber: 7S36
Automatic Movement
23 Jewels
Black Dial
Hardlex Crystal
Unidirectional Rotating Bezel
Day & Date Display at 3 o’clock position
Double lock with two pushed-in buttons clasp
200M Water Resistant
Case Diameter: 48mm with crown
This watch is available for US $285.00 with us.
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HI,
I was wondering as to the specific abilities of “Hacking” and “manual winding” when it comes to the SKZ series of watches from Seiko. I am looking for a watch with a hacking movement; a movement which stops the seconds hand when he crown is pulled out for setting, and which can be hand wound when left sitting.
I guess my next question would be what is the difference between the SRP series and the SKZ series of watches from Seiko? They look exactly alike.
An automatic that can run for many months on reserve power?! Wow, Seiko really have come on in leaps and bounds!