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Seiko Automatic Diver’s SKX007J1-var-LS10 Watch
Seiko is Japan’s leading watch company because at least one of its watches is worn by every member of the US Armed Forces. That’s why Seiko is a relatively new brand in the world of watches. Yet, it has built up a reputation based on products that have been in production since 1953 when it was founded as ‘Tama.’
Seiko launched its first automatic watch line in 1965 and has refined this technology over the years. Although most people think of Seiko for its quartz watches, it’s actually one of the top three manufacturers worldwide for mechanical movements. The company is also renowned for its ability to produce complicated mechanisms, including Grand Seiko, which is a watch purchased by discerning collectors. Quartz is an excellent time-keeping technology, but it’s lacking in the emotional connections that mechanical watches can provide.
This means that an automatic Seiko watch is an ideal choice as there are so many varieties of designs and features to choose from. You will be hard-pressed to find a better range of quality and value than from Seiko, beginning with the affordable SKX007 Automatic Diver’s Watch and progressing all the way up to the sporty SND255 Automatic Diver’s Watch, which features a compass, a thermometer, and a depth meter. In fact, there are so many options available in the Seiko automatic line that a first-time buyer may feel overwhelmed.
Here are a few points to help you narrow down your search if you’re thinking about buying a Seiko automatic diver’s watch
Movement Caliber 7S26 21 Jewels
The accuracy and dependability of your timepiece are determined by the movement caliber, which is the watch’s internal mechanism. Seiko’s caliber 7S26, one of their most well-known mechanisms, features an excellent two-second daily accuracy rate. The movement contains 21 jewels and can keep going for up to 50 hours on full wind.
Stainless Steel Case
It is recommended that you look for a dive watch made of stainless steel, as this material is resistant to corrosion. A Reputable and Affordable Brand The Seiko label is the company’s take on the popular Swiss watchmaker. The materials and workmanship are of the highest quality.
Buckle Clasp
It’s what keeps the watch together and gives you a secure place to fasten it to your wrist even if you go for a swim. The best buckle to have is a dive style that attaches firmly but also has a quick-release mechanism so that it can be detached and removed quickly and easily.
Color and Design
The color you select for your watch face will be determined by both your individual taste and the watch’s design. It probably won’t matter if you’re looking for a watch to complement a suit and tie. If you stick to the standard colors of black, brown, and blue, you’ll increase the odds of finding an item that complements a wide range of wardrobes. You’ll be spoiled for choice with the wide variety of Seiko timepieces available, as the brand offers both traditional and nontraditional colors, including white dials and black cases.
