I wish it was 41-42mm diameter, in my opinion it is too small.

What is a “ tool “ watch… ? , come on..

I own this watch with the "mystic forest" dial. I absolutely love it!!! However, the movement is definitely lacking... I lose at least 30 seconds a day, which is extremely frustrating.

I want one!!!

Great looking watch

Great looking watch but is the worst Seiko Ive ever owned. First year owning -2 minutes per day. Took it to AD who recalibrated it under the guarantee. 4 months on running -60 seconds per day. Seiko QC is a joke.. the 6R35 movement terrible.

🤩Thanks for your insights and sharing your well-structured opinions on this lovely watch 👍

🤩 Thank you for sharing your thoughts and insight 🙏 great video 👍

It's hasn't really taken design queues from the Submariner; it's more a case of convergent design. Crown guards are entirely functional, and if we're going to appeal to the design of the face, we have to talk about the 50 Fathoms; which I'm pretty sure was milspec anyway (I'd have to double check).

Perfect, and most perfect the titanium model. My problem is the design of logo, I don't like it...

super!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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A propper tool warch is an Invicta quartz subby with screw down crown for under $80. A $500 watch isn't really something I'd throw in the toolbox. Cheers. Nice video.

I got the SNE585PI yesterday and I put it straight on a French military Nato strap. I absolutely love the watch. imho solar is a genius movement!

Looks nice

How does this compare to a classic NATO as far as comfort?

Perfect design combination of Pelagos 42 and 39 👍

I'm enjoying mine, same version as yours, two weeks now, eBay from Hong Kong to US. I hate the bracelet, and will soon get the custom one Marc at Long Island Watch made. The fact it's a solar quartz is not a negative, but a positive; it's 10.7 mm thick! One point never discussed anywhere in youtube is the dial. Yes, it's a sunburst, but I'd swear it is a midnight blue in direct light. I dunno, it could be due to the bezel reflecting, but nevertheless this dial/bezel combo is the nicest thing in my collection!

Great review thank you 🙏

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What has been your experience with Accuracy with this watch ?

Nice casual style dude.

Seiko watches a far too expensive for what they are. A company taking the micky out of customers. Micro brands are better value and have better build quality.

Great review. Such a great beater watch, one of the most comfortable dive watches I've owned.This model really grew on me over time, and it ended up taking over from my SPB143 (which I've since sold off to a good friend).

This is on my list to get next. Thank you for doing a great review.

I love the 2100, although I agree I sometimes find the negative digital display is a bit difficult to read. Beyond that I think it is a very stylish watch and often get complements on my CasiOak.

Worth pointing out that every feature on this watch and bracelet is designed to ensure the watch complies with ISO dive watch standards. The stamped parts and lack of a date window bezel means that there is nothing to fall off and jam the mechanism under water. The lumed second hand counter balance means you can check the watch is running at a glance under water. Screw down crown, sapphire glass, a two second jumping second hand if the battery is low, 120 click dive bezel, a lume pip at 3 O’clock, and some form of anti reflective coat inside the crystal, are all part of the certification process. This is a professional dive watch even if most examples will be lucky to see the bottom of a swimming pool, let alone get anywhere close to their dive tolerance.

This is a proper dive watch with decent specs and accuracy without being oversized. If this is a homage in any way, then this is the watch and price of the stuff Rolex should be making if they were remaining true to their origins. I regard this Prospex range as the best decent Seiko available for a reasonable price. Looks good enough for business but is tough enough to be used as a genuine dive watch. Quite a few people have referred to these models as being “a supposed to be professional dive watch”. It is actually an ISO certified professional dive watch and that accounts for the price. Worth every penny and will put a smile on your face every time you look at it.

Had a similar experience with the Seiko SUR371P1.. sub 300 quid, titanium, 40mm, light and thin. Initially felt underwhelming next to other watches, though is now a firm favourite.

An 'Explorer' in every sense WITHOUT being a homage or the ridiculous price. More water resistance too.

58 replica with a date

Good review. I am seriously considering this watch and the BN0166 limited edition. I think I will choose the limited edition in a few days but if I cannot find the limited edition, this blue version is very good as well.

Just got mine and I love it except the screws. They are proprietary and no extras. I buggered one up already. Hopefully they will send me a couple

bought 11 different ones in 2 months... all 6 base solars and the grey one and the 2 wire face ones and the 40th ann

Worst among other swiss brands

Review coming soon?

Great designs, sturdy builds. And hardy NH35. I have a fiew.

I removed the cyclops off mine. Looks much better.

Nice. Is there something wrong if I still really like this watch even though technically I have better watches? Something about the new SRPE Seiko’s look so good, especially for a daily.

Is it a negative display ?

Hi. The black one is great. Looked cool and stealthy on the wrist just not the most practical for me. Thanks for the recommendation, I’ve never checked the green one out, I’ll have to. 👍🏽

What’s your favourite watch and strap combo? Comment below. 👌🏽

I really like it, but I would have to pay a bit extra to get the Solar version, as I can't stand paying for a battery replacement every few years. The green one suits you. I would personally get the all blacked out one.

I paid £110 for the gold version a few weeks ago - new.

Best value watch brand ever! It's not close 😊

I'm really tempted with one of these. Its the size and convenience. I'd have it on a NATO or rubber and I have a minimum 7.5 inch wrist. I was really keen on a Citizen Eco drive for its convenience and thought I'dlook at my go to brand, Seiko to see what they had to offer Solar wise and I came upon this. Yes, its pricier, but it has the sapphire crystal which I find more practical. Good review, with some great points. I'm not a fan of the pressed clasp, but the hollow end links do appeal. It has solid links, but the hollow end links means it sits on the wrist better, by the looks of things.

I just bought this very watch! I love everything about it, great color, great time keeper, real easy to read the day and date, just a cool functional everyday time keeper!👍😊

Good review. Very nice watch, I have this one incoming next week, I am very much looking forward to it. I also own the grey/brownish one (SPB243J1) which is also a stunner. The green SPB245J1 does not do anything to me, too common in the Alpinist line. By the way, I think you better wear the watch on the handside of you knuckle (at 7:15), so the crown does not touch your hand with certain moves, and it looks better on the wrist.

I've had plenty of watches that I've both fallen in and out of love with. The Solar compact seiko needs a nickname.

The Seiko seems to have a very small dial and the lug to lug length seems disproportionately long. The Citizen is not perfect, it looks better, although less elegant. I got that Seiko, for a great price. But I returned it. The Citizen is more of a classic, original design. The Seiko seems more derivative and bland.