SEIKO Men’s Black Dial Nylon Strap Watch
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SEIKO Men’s Black Dial Nylon Strap Watch
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Price History for Seiko 5 Sports Men’s Watch Nylon Strap Black Dial – SRPG35
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| Current Price | $221.25 | September 15, 2024 |
| Highest Price | $221.25 | August 28, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $209.95 | July 28, 2024 |
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| $221.25 | August 28, 2024 |
| $214.95 | August 25, 2024 |
| $209.95 | July 28, 2024 |
SEIKO Men’s Black Dial Nylon Strap Watch Description
- AUTOMATIC WITH MANUAL WINDING MOVEMENT: powered by the reliable 4R36 Caliber, these Seiko automatic watches for men combine automatic and manual winding capabilities.
- DURABLE UTILITY: this watch is water-resistant to 10 bar, and boasts a stainless steel watch case with comfy beige nylon strap, ensuring it lives on your wrist as a robust yet stylish sports watch
- BLACK DIAL: this men’s watch features a black dial and beige luminous dial indicator hands and numerals for easy visibility
- DAY/DATE DISPLAY: the day and date are both on the watch face, helping you stay organised and on top of your schedule
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SEIKO Men’s Black Dial Nylon Strap Watch Reviews (8)
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Jonathan S. –
I was unsure of how well this watch will stand up to me and am still not certain.I wanted to get off of the watch battery treadmill so I tried an automatic .Took awhile to get used to such a thick watch and am trying to be conscious of the hardlex crystal.I use my hands at work and have usually worn something with a sapphire crystal.After several weeks of wearing I am happy with the accuracy adjusting once a month no big deal.The Hardlex does seem to handle to day to day knocks I just wish it was a sapphire crystal gladly would have paid the extra cost.I really like the watch all things considered it’s a good buy.
yes –
This is my first day with the watch and can say I an in love with it. Sizing awesome. My sweet spot from 36,37,38,40,41. My hamilton khaki king has become my favorite in my go to but only Wor it when my olive DressKX neesed some tlc. I lovecmy khaki buy I missed the feel of my seiko. I went for the new field watch since I started with a couple sn8ksand even though its one of my favourites, I kept coming back to the dress kx. Instead of the military green dial I opted for the dark blue sunray dial cause seiko has a way with blue. Should be here in a day or two and I can’t wait. Some die hards don’t think it will l add up to skx007-09 but just wait till you see in the metal. Can’t wait for my new dress kx in blue aka Srpe63. The field watch and the srpe are strap monsters with 20mm lugs. I will include a few photos of the stpg35. Hope you enjoy! P.s can’t decide if next I should get the dive style with bezel as since it’s a little large for me. Plus I’ve been checking a few local ADS for the new PRX POWERMATIC IN BLUE. Gotta love the integrated bracelet. But as soon I get close-by they’re ann gone or marked way up. It was here for a bit but can’t to find anything but Quartz. O well can’t win em all
Marty –
Awesome featureset, classic design, and great Seiko quality. Slapped a leather band on there, and wow, what a watch!
Jonathan S. –
Es la versión japonesa, justo la que estaba buscando! Precioso reloj por un buen precio. Me llegó mucho antes de la fecha estimada. El vendedor me envió todos los documentos y garantÃas.
yes –
Hated this watch when I bought it. Thought it was the ugliest watch ever made! Did not care for the sandblasted look of the case. Didn’t care for the Nato watch band. Purchased a brownish red leather strap from a local jewelry store and liked it way better than the one that came with it. This watch had to grow on me and I now love it. One glance it is easy to see the time night or day. The lume is good and lasts all night with 30 seconds of good light before bedtime. I wear it 6 days a week and ride and feed horses 4 of those days a week. I do mechanic work with it and am very rough on it and after several months now it doesn’t have a scratch on the hardlex crystal or case. The sandblasted case was made to hide the scratches. Keeps accurate time for a automatic watch, loses under a minute per month.
Trey Giroux –
Se ve bien funciona bien, creo que esté precio ya se esperar cristal de zafiro espero seiko se ponga las pilas pronto
Adrian Isberg –
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 I had the old version, the SNK series two generations ago, and while I liked that watch (got it for $50, it is $100+ at time of writing), there were many things I would like to see improved upon. This watch addresses every single one of those.
First, the SNK had a seemingly paper dial with printed numerals. This watch has a nicely textured dial with applied numerals and logo; I also prefer the abstract 5 over the old shield emblem. The Automatic written in script is also nice and elegant. This tan version also has great legibility over the versions with silver numerals. The hands are more modern than the lozenge ones of the SNK, and the caseback and movement are finished a lot more elegantly. On top of that, there is now hacking and hand winding (no danger of overwinding). Lume is nice, with the hour and minutes being a different color. It also has 10 bar water resistance, which beats many more expensive watches that have 5 at most. Accuracy is on paper around +-30 seconds a day, though currently I am getting around +-5. Power reserve is 41 hours. The only thing I liked better with the SNK was the recessed 4 o’clock crown, but considering that this one has hand winding, and the crown is low profile anyway, it is not a problem at all.
Compared to other sub $1000 field watches, like from Hamilton, Bulova, Marathon, etc., this watch has day date, and more water resistance, while being a fraction of the price. With those watches maybe you get sapphire crystal (which you can get replaced on this watch if you want), more power reserve (which doesn’t matter if you wear or wind it at least every other day anyway), better quality (indiscernible unless under a microscope), or better accuracy (I don’t wear mechanical watches for accuracy, and this is definitely good enough for everyday use). I don’t think I’ve ever felt so satisfied spending $200.
Adrian Isberg –
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I did opt. for this specific watch for the simple reasons:
1) The brushed surface will make the watch look better longer, as scraches won’t look as bad as on a polished watch.
2) The other SRPGs with the brushed arabics don’t have enough contrast and are not functional enough in my opinion, as they are too hard to read in poor light situasions.
3) Ø 39.4 mm is very wearable on more or less any wrist.
4) The NATO strap adds safety and if one does not like it, it’s very easy to change out on this watch oneself with a inexpensive tool.
5) The width of the straps for this watch is 20mm, that you find more or less any strap in, as it is a extremely commong width, making it easy to customize.
6) The “sand like” color theme of the watch is very neutral yet stylish, and does not crash with anything I have in my wardrobe from hoodies to cashmire sweaters and from leather jackets to heavy winter jackets, can easily also be “dressed up” with for example a leather strap to match fancier clothing.
7) I greatly enjoy watching the balance wheel moving through the back of the watch.
8) The movement is fairly accurate and great value for the money, and if it were to break, the entire movement is affordable and easy for watchmakers to obtain.
9) The day being showed next to the date is in for me a great and useful addition.
10) The lume is different on the arms and the dial markings, and I think they look great together, especially with the sand color of the arabics and the arms.
11) Sort of a negative, The Hardlex dome looks great, but is a step down from a safire crystal, but on the other side, it makes the watch more affordable. One can buy safire crystals for the watch (dobble domed and flat) with optional CR coating, something that is great if it gets scratched or otherwise damaged.
Pure negatives:
No S on the crown, only pure real negative for me, but absolutely not a deal breaker whatsoever. And for the price am I not complaining.
Extra:
After I researthing watches for picking a quality one as a gift for a familiy member, for a couple days, did I get pretty watch upsessed and spent my free time over the winter holiday looking around on all from dress watches to pilot and field watches. I learened a lot about the functional and historical aspects of Casio G-shock, Seiko, Tissot, Hamilton, Orient, Laco and others pretty far out of my range like Grand Seiko, Omega and Rolex. I am a student and didn’t have too much to spend. What I study is heavily related to mechanics and physics and the idea of a no batteries, only physics watch got me extremely excited.
After all I looked through did I end up wanting a watch that had a rich history, still were modern, were affordable, yet wanted something as inhouse (parts made by the manucafturere) as possible.
In short, wanted the most bang for my buck.
I ended up ordering the SNZG09J1, the Japanese and green version of one of the two predecessors of this SRPG watch I am reviewing, this predecessor did I however end up returning. It’s style is similar, just a bit less “style clean” and it has a bulletproof but slightly more dated movement, as you cannot hack (stop the secound arm) nor wind “charge up” the barrle in the watch through turning the crown on the older watch.
Also the finnishes were of a much lower quality as it when new, was a much cheaper watch, and it was polished between the lugs, making it look less thought through and lazy in my eyes.
The not being able to set the second arm was the major deal breaker for me.
The SRPG35 was for my with import (25%) and transport to Norway around 80 USD more expensive than the predecessor, but with everything mentioned did that become a pretty simple choice for me.