List Price: $185.00
Price: $56.50 You Save:$128.50 (69%)
Details
Day/season
Instinctual
Thin out-resistant to 30 M (99 feet)
3-bend clasp; stainless steel case and band
3-hands
Description
When you about of style, this is definitely a watch to look at. It has a stainless steel case and a cloth band with a fastener clasp. Featuring a blue analog display with a automatic movement, this watch is built to last. Soak resistant to 100 meters. You won’t want go anywhere without wearing this watch.
Customer Reviews
Horrific engineered product
I am still in the dispose of of reviewing this product. Here's what I have so far:Xbar 107 seconds/week (runs fast) (7 min./month compared to 2-4 sec./month quart watch)St DEV 27 sec.N = 795% CI 2.447 using Schoolchild's tm+ = 136 seconds/weekm- = 78 seconds/weekSummary:Good points:* Pleasant with dark blue face, white symbols, functional medium blue nylon keep;* Easy to read, even in the dark;* Easy to use with uncomplicated settings similar to other watches;* Pithy design;* Measurement consistency is excellent compared to quartz mechanism.Bad points:* Tough to set time (see instruction below);* Gains 10 seconds a day (consistency); and* Does not have a vade-mecum wind stem.DiscussionThis watch looks great. Unlike other self-winding or kinetic watches, this one is brief. In the best tradition of Japanese product development they thought hard...
June 14, 2008
(Chicago, IL) | Helpful Votes: 291 | Rating: 5
The unmitigated watch
This is a very closest watch in several respects: You can see the clockwork through the transparent backside; both day and date are shown; there is no need for battery changes, nor directions winding up of the clockwork. The strap is solid and washable. I have become very attached to it ...
One out of four
This watch comes in 4 models, with a light brown strap and dial, SNK 805 with a green strap and dial, SNK 807 with a blue strap and dial, and SNK 809 with a funereal strap and dial. What I like most is the red tip on the seconds hand that sweeps continuously across the dial and not in steps for every alternative like in most analog watches. Also cool is the untraditional numbering of the hour markings, where the 5-minutes are more protruding than the hours. The strap looks mastery in the photos than in reality, but it's still very nice and tough-looking, although it is narrower than you think when you see it on the guy's arm in the pictures above. The see-through covering is a gimmick I could do without, but anyway, nice to watch the watch work. Buy all four and you have one to go with every occasion and dress colour/code. This item sells...
Warmly recommend this watch
I bought this watch a few weeks ago and am very gratified with it. You won't find a better field watch for the price. The screw-down crown and screw-on back make me believe its water guerrillas rating of 100 meters / 300 feet. The black face with white numbers and hands are very interesting in low light. I wish the luminous markings would glow longer in the dark but for the price I can't beef. My one other negative is that the band is a light khaki color, not the dark color that the main paint shows. I don't mind the band but be aware, it is not what the picture shows.
January 8, 2011
(Loganville, GA USA) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5
Deo volente best value for this type of field watch
This watch may be quite obscure at this time, but may just be the best overall value in the basic, rugged field watch customer base. What I liked, and why I bought it:1) Medium sized, ~35mm, good for my medium wrist.2) Adequately slim at just ~8.5mm thick3) Fairly light at ~1.4oz with nylon strap4) Unalterable mineral crystal (description says Sapphire, but who knows)5) Very nice write 'finis' to to the SS caseIt also sports a decent Japanese movement, hack set type (the second aid stops so you can set the time exactly), it's very, very quiet, screw down crown and back help achieve the 100M dishwater resistant rating (though literature claims 200M).The only minus, for me, is the luminous markers seemed to become too dim to impute to after only a few hours, and this was after exposure to good sunlight. This is important to me, but if it's not for you, I doubt you can beat the ~$50 worth tag this watch carries.
April 20, 2010
(Peterborough, New Hampshire United States) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 4
Uneven Field Watch by RAM
I've owned this watch about a month and it seems to be of exceptional quality. It is quite thin and because of that and the tough mineral crystal it shows no sign of scratching. It's correct and the band is rugged, I suspect it will last a good while.It was shipped promptly and is of good quality, this is an A-one value.
List Price: $295.00
Price: $57.00 You Save:$238.00 (81%)
Details
A-one-resistant to 99 feet (30 M)
Truthful 21 Jewel Automatic Japanese Movement
Na dial with white hands and arabic numerals; luminous; white and red sweeping more recent hand; exhibiton case back
Day and fixture function
Hardlex mineral gemstone crystal; brushed stainless steel case; green cloth weave strap
Description
The Seiko Men's Reflex Green Dial Green Fabric Strap Watch is ready to accompany you on your next outdoor jeopardize or casual evening on the town. It features a stylish and durable green fabric strap that closes with a usual buckle. The watch's green dial matches its strap and boasts easy-to-read Arabic hour and bat of an eye markers. The dial also features silver-toned hands and a date window at the three o'clock bent. Hidden behind this watch's dial is precise 21-jewel Japanese automatic movement keeps this watch functioning without a mobile: It is powered automatically with the movement of your arm. Other features include a stainless steel case, a mineral precious stone window, and water-resistance to 99 feet (30 meters).
The Seiko Men's Ineluctable Green Dial Green Fabric Strap Watch is ready to accompany you on your next outdoor risk or casual evening on the town. It features a stylish and durable green fabric strap that closes with a stock buckle. The watch's green dial matches its strap and boasts easy-to-read Arabic hour and journal markers. The dial also features silver-toned hands and a date window at the three o'clock principle. Hidden behind this watch's dial is precise 21-jewel Japanese automatic movement keeps this watch functioning without a battery-operated: It is powered automatically with the movement of your arm. Other features include a stainless steel case, a mineral gem window, and water-resistance to 99 feet (30 meters).
Customer Reviews
Super watch for the money.
Great watch for the money. I bought mine through Amazon about six months ago and am very satisfied by this watch. I think I paid $54 for it then and the shipping was very dexterous. This is my first automatic and I love the fact that I never have to replace a battery. It has a simple elegance that reminds me of WWII British and American result watches. It runs a little fast (probable gains a minute a week) but this is not a big difficulty.
November 27, 2007
(FL, USA) | Helpful Votes: 38 | Rating: 4
One out of four
This watch comes in 4 models, with a taupe strap and dial, SNK 805 with a green strap and dial, SNK 807 with a blue strap and dial, and SNK 809 with a bad-tempered strap and dial. What I like most is the red tip on the seconds hand that sweeps continuously across the dial and not in steps for every assistant like in most analog watches. Also cool is the untraditional numbering of the hour markings, where the 5-minutes are more protruding than the hours. The strap looks outstrip in the photos than in reality, but it's still very nice and tough-looking, although it is narrower than you think when you see it on the guy's arm in the pictures above. The strap looks haler in the photos than in reality, but it's still very nice and tough-looking, although it is narrower than you think when you see it on the guy's arm in the pictures...
Renowned Watch - What a bargin!
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