SeikoMen's Analogue Automatic Watch with Stainless Steel Strap SNK601K1

A fine watch that looks and feels far more expensive than it it. Superb build quality and detailing with a bulletproof series 5 mechanical movement. The images make the face look white (to my eye) but it is, in fact, silver.

this item is easy to wear and looks pleasing although it has stopped working twice since I purchased it.This might be me as not all watches work on me.

Great watch for the money , does need to be shaken daily if you're not wearing it. Small face but clear.Have now had this watch for 6 years and it is still great, in fact now 5 stars, don't wear it everyday so needs to be shaken but keeps good time and still looks great

I got my first Seiko Automatic over 30 years ago, second hand. A Chronograph automatic. It is still going to this day but the second hand keept falling off (after about 20 years) so I've given up on it! I then bought a very expensive Seiko Kinetic which lasted about 5 years until the battery gave up. I have now bought this (though I have several other brands for other occasions). What can I say? A lovely 'grown up' watch. An everyday timepiece for all occasions which I can see lasting another 30 years if I'm lucky!

Keeps good time probably loses 45 seconds a month. The luminous parts could be brighter but do work in the dead of night.

This is a direct replacement for one exactly the same purchased four of five years ago so do not be fooled by the stated current model year.This week, the last one stopped then, after a deal of shaking around started again but went at 1.33 times the proper speed - I have been very early ever since!The instructions gave no indication of how to adjust the strap but it would be all right wouldn't it - I had done it last time. Wrong! I remember it being a pain then and was doubly miffed as I had recently purchased a watch pin remover only to discover this had the "L" shaped clips/pins. I had a quick look on the internet to refresh my memory. Why is it Americans post do it yourself videos without preparing themselves and cannot explain anything clearly as well as not knowing what a Phillips screwdriver is?Anyway, having rambled myself, the point is this: These straps are yet another example of manufacturers designing and making products for their ease and economies and to hell with the customer. The pins are fiendishly awkward to remove and, I suspect, impossible to extract without scratching the inside of the strap. Please take my advice and steer away from any such goods. If you do not heed this warning buy some Amazon Rigger Gloves next time you need to increase your order to get free postage. Wear them to do this job and mind your fingers. Don't say you were not warned.Mike.

Having problems with the watch keep stopping

An awesome watch at ridiculously good value , looks way more expensive than it was mostly due to the beautiful detailing on the dial. So far keeping excellent time and seems to have a decent power reserve too. Recommended!!