Bond on a budget - The Seiko SNZF17 K1 "Sea Urchin"

It's not a smart-watch, but it is a very Smart Watch.
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[@TheMickvee]

I wear my Seiko 5 every day, and have done so since I bought it on my 25th birthday. I am now 61! Great watches!

[@relosapulso]

You mean you've been wearing your seiko 5 for 30+ years? Until now? Awesome

[@erikscott7503]

Does the watch still normally works?

[@TheMickvee]

@@erikscott7503 Yes, it works just fine!

[@TheNunakun]

Great update! I've just bought mine yesterday at 31 and can't wait to wear the heck outta it

[@TheoSloat]

I’ve had the pleasure of owning a Seiko 5, every Wednesday it told me to Die. lol. I miss that watch.

[@olgierd2001]

So yo had the german version .... xD

[@pgricar]

I guess this happened to you every Tuesday ......

[@snithereens]

On Wednesdays it reminded you of the famous uni that you attended, right ?

[@williamrowlett740]

My dad was in the USMC in Korea calendar year 1952-1953. He had R&R in Tokyo in summer 1952 and happened to visit the SEIKO watch factory. To make a long story short, Dad loved SEIKO watches after that and that's all he ever wore until he died in 2010. My nephew still wears Dad's SEIKO chronogragh watch which has every thing on it including a slide rule. Never mind the kid is too young to have ever heard of a slide rule.

[@hammerjohnston]

I think this was the video that brought me to Techmoan all those years ago. Rewatching today as Matt is wearing a Submariner in his latest video!

[@leleedler]

My dad had this watch from when I was born till today. I really like this watch and I think I may pick one of these up at some point.

[@Paulabusa]

followed your channel for almost 2 years mate . didn't know this video until today... hah we owned the same watch... bought mine many years back... there's a Seiko following all around the world including Singapore

[@v1ncn7]

I was shocked after seeing "DIE" on the watch, never would have thought it ment "DIEnstag"...

[@camelyob]

Thanx for your clear and concise video. Made a middle-aged man happy. Been looking around for a timeless, classic timepiece but got nothing but information overload from shop sales staff about radio-controlled, technical solar, kinetic.... Anyway, ordered and looking forward. Well done

[@Mikolaj_u]

Great quality watch there. Three years ago, I too was looking for a good quality watch and, after long time, had the choice narrowed to Seiko 007 or Tissot V8. Got the tissot in the end because of the beautiful brown leather strap it came with.

[@jetpowered1]

I own this watch, it's amazing for the price. Their automatic diver's watches are among the best.

[@GregPolkinghorne]

Is a nice watch. I love Seiko gear. My current daily wear is a SARB065 'Cocktail Time'. Wasn't released outside Japan AFAIK but you can get them from numerous online stores. Great accuracy, build quality and styling for its price point. Would highly recommend a Seiko for anyone interested in getting into mechanical watches. I've known a few people now to have the same experience, but what drove me to wanting a mechanical watch was owning a smart watch. I had 3 different smart watches and they were never quite right. Interesting how high tech sometimes drives you back to something simpler.

[@jun800]

great mini review techmoan, i love watches, either seiko or rolex. Its all about the appreciation for timepieces. doesn't matter if you spend 5 bux or 1000 bux.

[@Techmoan]

jun800 very true.

[@xiao-jiongteng8824]

Techmoan 2

[@DBZ5371]

Thought I would update. I got my Sea Urchin and it is beautiful..but, I couldn't get the idea of owning a SKX007 out of my mind and quickly bought one of those, too. I love them both, but I like that there are more mods out there for the SKX and it just looks a little better in my mind. They are all great budget watches which can be worn daily.

[@stuart959]

This video contributed to the purchase of my first mechanical watch. Thank you for helping me broaden my watch horizons Mat.

[@dezent]

I noticed in the last video, paused and compared it to my rolex submariner and thought "hope he let us know what it is, i want one as a beater" :) Looks great! good find!

[@martino.malley9276]

Great video. I bought one £144. My twin brother bought the Omega £2800. From two meters away you can't really tell the difference. Both keep perfect time. Only difference is .He went to Whitby in a caravan. I went on a safari to Kenya with the money I saved.And it's still keeping perfect time.Don't be a poser stick to Seiko. You won't be disappointed.I was even asked in Kenya is that an Omega. HaHaHa.

[@Reds_Garage]

the thing is with 144 pounds who gives a shit if you wanna sell it or not

[@adrianborinsky2989]

Don't listen to ralph, by reading his other comments the dude is a complete moron

[@ajmal22]

Lol! As you are saying, his brother spent 2800 and will recover 90% which is 2520. His brother will lose 280 and the watch when he sells, while Mr. Martin gets to keep his watch while only spending 144. Please use your brain before commenting on something

[@AlexxxxxSaysHi]

I can assure you that anyone remotely interested in watches will immediately see the difference from miles away.

[@elzafir]

Miles? Really? And who gives a shit if other people are wearing Seiko 5? It's a nice automatic inspired by the Submariner from a reputable brand with history. A very nice gate drug into horology. After a while Techmoan will want to upgrade, probably to a 'real' Seiko diver like the Samurai, Turtle, Monster, or Sumo. And then he'll move on to Swiss entry level luxuries like Tissot, Hamilton, Frederique Constant, Oris Tudor. And before you know it, he'll be considering Omega, Rolex, Breitling, Tag Heuer Carrera/Monaco, IWC, Panerai or even Grand Seiko.

[@E34Benzin]

This Seiko 5 looks awesome. Great buy!

[@andreasl597]

I'm a great fan of your videos on vintage equipment. Recently this video showed in my YT home screen and I found it really useful again since my watch is in revision and I needed a backup. So I bought this one myself and I completely agree with your review. The watch is surprisingly heavy and solid, the finish is flawless and can compete with Omega and co. So a big thumbs up and thanks for this video, keep up the good work.

[@Zanpaa]

Nice watch that. I have a Seiko 5 myself, but a "military" model. It doesn't look nearly as smart as this model, but I really like the simple looks, the mechanism and the glass back. And for the 40€ I paid for it, it's been a really nice watch - my first "real" watch, until I get a good paying job...

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

My Grandpa had Seiko 5, my god I love this watch.

[@edumali7402]

Love this video. It kept me glued to what you were going to say second after second. Cheers!

[@raulnice8600]

Techmoan you're a genius, I really like your stuff man. I found your website a year ago on youtube and I've been following you sense, keep up the good work I really appreciate it

[@coffeeisgood102]

Nice Seiko. I have the 6138 & 6139, the SKX and others. They are excellent quality without the matching price tag.

[@markjohnson9526]

I've had one for 2 years. Great value for the money

[@antoniomelgar658]

I wanna get myself one, is it true that the power reserve only last for 10 hours ?

[@relosapulso]

Do you still wear yours?

[@rustinpieces]

So glad you like Seikos - I'm a watchmaker, and I know that movement (the 7S26) quite well. I'll still be enjoying the rest of your vids, keep them coming!

[@75Bird455]

So my wife has been asking me for Father's day ideas and I hadn't a clue what to tell her. Not having a watch (and tired of reaching for the phone for time and date) combined with browsing your videos, and success! Beautiful watch, great review, and I've got one coming Saturday through Amazon. Thanks!

[@JimProng]

I saw your video over a year ago and finally took the plunge last month. I got mine from Amazon UK and after using a gift voucher from my son, paid under £140.00 for it. I'm well pleased and its accurate to a couple of seconds a day, which is near enough for any analog watch. Like you I'm no watch freak/geek, so thanks for the review and introduction to the Seiko 5. I also bought a tool for removing the pins in the wristband, only a few quid, and well worth the money.

[@Techtronics]

Once again a great video. It's great you review stuff like this some times certainly a nice watch like this one. Also, thank you for including a NL link.

[@muppetpaster]

I have this from the early 80's.....with the wave logo on the back of the case....INDESTRUCTIBLE!! I've got a black and a silver dialed one....

[@robross180]

Great video....bought one because it looks so good, and you reviewed it so well.

[@trackpackgt877]

I have wore a Seiko 5 "sea urchin" like that almost every day for three years great watch it built sentimental value so I bought another Seiko 5 with the new movement and semi-retired my old sea urchin good video

[@payam-bagheri]

You're simply the most fun to watch tech reviewer on youtube. I've become addicted to your videos.

[@HunterDeuling]

excellent watch. i have two vintage Seiko 5s. i have one from my dad and one from grandfather. bother from 70s. they have lasted. still look and work perfectly

[@jasonemanuel9070]

I just fitted mine with a James Bond NATO strap,just for a different look for a while, it was so easy!so glad I saw yr vid,thanks techmoan.

[@vesleengen]

This video made me buy this watch. I really enjoy it, and have gotten lots of compliments already. Took it over to a watchmaker to get it adjusted for my wrist and even he commented on it and said it's probably one of the best buys you can do.

[@Techmoan]

vesleengen good news, and your experience matches mine.

[@garideb]

I've had a Seiko for flipping years now. It's proper chunky and I like it for the same reason Mr Moan likes his. Except mine is the Seiko Kinetic type, so no (very alluring) glass window on the back, but because it stores power electrically it'll go into save mode for over a week. All-in-all great watches, and a fab review!

[@fossilfish786]

I just brought one after seeing this. Love the style and content of the videos. I got my watch for £91 delivered from creationwatches (Singapore) love the fact that you placed it in a previous video, like an easter egg.

[@davidkgreen]

Great watch to start your collection.The black and gold version looks like a 1000 dollar time piece ,the raised crystal looks great!Orient makes some awesome watches as well.

[@wtfiswiththosehandles]

I have a 1977 seiko automatic that was in use nearly every day since it was bought. That's 38 years now! Seiko make pretty amazing watches, considering their price...

[@EvelynMcLeach]

Had a Seiko for 16 yrs. Given to me by my grandfather. Just Wonderful

[@marcs990]

Great to know more and more people r getting to know about the daylight robbery that some high end makers price their watched at. This Seiko looks imo better than the deepsea and instead of paying £10k you pay £100+ depending on what Seiko u decide to buy and all will last you decades plus everyone appreciates the Seiko if they know anything about watches, you will never be looked down upon for wearing one.

[@jasonemanuel9070]

after watching your review,I brought this same model,I've had it just over a week now,& love it,thanks m8!

[@Techmoan]

Good news - still wearing mine every day.

[@treblarefils]

I got one of these recently it looks great. I used a paper clip to pop out pins this watch was very easy to size as long as you pop the pins out the correct direction. Now all of a sudden i have the urge to buy more watches.

[@rajgill7576]

Wow I upped and bought one of these in navy with the pepsi bezel. Here you are sealing the deal mr fancy old audio guy

[@jay7264]

I like it I also have a Seiko 5 had it for years. I also have an automatic swatch beautiful watch and very light weight

[@rationalmystic5]

i wear a seiko 5 too ......cant believe how good the quality is for the price i paid for it. about 170 USD. the luminous display , the sweeping seconds hand and the transparent back are a piece of art.....very often i check out the watch and forget to note the time. but i have a feeling there are a lot of seiko 5 users who do that.

[@viktoraskaraoulas7400]

Very nice video good work😀 i am getting one this will fit my 7-7,5 wrist size without taking links out or no?

[@s.-8406]

I have this and I love it!

[@TaralgaBushAdventure]

Thanks for the helpful review - mine just arrived.

[@cnagappa]

Thanks for the excellent review. I got the "Made in Japan" version (with a J1 instead of the K1) from a Singapore dealer for $160 US. I love the quality of the construction, weight and feel. The only minor quibble I have is that the dial seems to have a black plastic paint coating. This gives it a sort of matte finish. The Rolex Submariner, OTOH, has a black ceramic layer, which gives a more glossy look. Still, at $160, I am not complaining ;-)

[@rizwan1983]

I own a Citizen BL8000-03A which I find quite cool. Wore it nearly everyday for nearly 7 years. Somehow got tired of the weight and put it in storage. Just use my phone to tell the time now.

[@silverghost4206]

What a shame .. Feel bad for the ⌚

[@robertpendergast2620]

Glad you found the Seiko 5.I bought my first in Viet Nam in the early 1970's. That was where most Americans of a certain age first heard of Seiko.

[@FrozenThunder]

thanks, this is the video that brought me to the watch world! since 3 years

[@norvieYT]

Got this one today as my first automatic. It's beautiful

[@Dunkaroos248]

I bought this watch as my Work beater and I have savaged it for 3 straight years and it won’t die. The bezel isn’t working quite perfect anymore and you can’t even tell that it ever had a brushed finish but it was a damn worthy $150 Amazon buy.

[@VideoSack]

I still own a Seiko Automatic from the early seventies and it keeps great time even today. Another line of watches that have interested me are the Citizen "Eco-Drive" models which keep things charged up and running with a solar cell in their face. There are even radio controlled versions that never need be set and keep time accurate to the second. So they become self powered and self setting and aren't a lot of money.

[@daz12345daz]

Nice. Welcome to the start of your watch journey.

[@chrissharp1906]

Very nice choice. I bought a Rotary Aquaspeed AGB00026/W/04 for exactly the same reason. It was as close to the '007' Rolex Submariner that I could find at the time. Because the brand names start with the same letters, I get a lot of double-takes, usually followed by "where did you buy it". I like the fact that the Seiko is a proper movement though.

[@jeremykilborn6042]

This is a great video, man!

[@rjy8960]

I have a few nice watches and have a Seiko "Dancing Hands" that I've had for almost 30 years and still runs perfectly. I didn't know that this watch existed and a mechanical watch for that money is a steal. I think I'm going to get one - Thanks TM :) BTW - I've also got the Omega Speedmaster which was the first space qualified watch and was used on Apollo 11 (hence Moonwatch) and Apollo 13. Gene Kranz who was Flight Director for NASA who oversaw those and other flights wore a Seiko 5 watch, so both Seiko and Omega are part of the moon story.

[@differentname8051]

Nice watch, I just today got a Seiko skx013 that is a bit smaller I think than yours yet very similar design.

[@ahmedrisha]

I have a much older version of seiko 5 works perfectly since 12 years but what I hate about the automatic watch that it will stop after you take it off and you'll have to adjust it over again but still my favorite watch.

[@ZILOGz80VIDEOS]

I use a Casio calculator watch, it looks like it's straight out of the 80's, and I've had more complements on it than any other proper nice watch I've worn.

[@rogernuffer]

Nice watch. Just looked at some other Seiko 5's and I have to say the one you chose would be in my top three choices. Just bought a Casio twin sensor (I needed the altimeter) so no more watches for me... for a while.

[@stuartyboy71]

Great video, for a great watch. I have been wearing this on rotation for nearly 3 years now. Actually prefer it to my skx007 even though it is higher specified and is an ISO certified diver!! Been very lucky with the movement too, only gains 3 seconds a day, well within Cosc tolerance. Easy to see why these budget Seiko's are so popular...

[@gar374]

I followed your lead and bought one of these. Came yesterday having ordered it on Friday night from Singapore. Very impressed, its a grey import so no Seiko box. Only paid £91 though.

[@robertgreen2051]

A great watch and a great video. THANKS

[@Desertduleler_88]

Great watch great value for money... My only grip with this watch is the sharp edges of the case which can dig and irritate your wrist.

[@dusanveselka3240]

I wanted a cheap beater watch I could wear at work in a workshop and I liked the sea urchin so I bought it. Later I fell in love with it and I also think that it look really smart. Now I dont want to wear it as a beater watch just because its so pretty and I dont want to scratch it... Btw, pictures (and videos) do this watch no justice!

[@mikedavey1996]

Orient makes a nice watch too. I purchased a Mako a while back, it was quite a bit cheaper back then. Like the Seiko it has a good quality SS band and case, good looking dial. The Seiko looks a little better, and I like the fatter hands which are easier to see in the dark, but when I purchased my Orient Mako it was much cheaper than the Seiko, now it's the other way around. I'd like to get a Seiko 5 too, but I really can't justify two automatics. Yet. So many toys, so little money. The Orient Mako comes in several colour schemes. The downside of an automatic watch is you need to adjust the date on some months and set the time once and a while since they don't keep time nearly as well as a quartz. If you don't wear it it winds down and needs to be set again. Also the downside of the less expensive automatics (or any watch, really) is they use mineral glass which tends to get scratched. Sapphire crystals are much harder to scratch but tends to be on much more expensive watches. I wound up getting an inexpensive solar Casio for all around stuff and I use my Orient for dress occasions, since I seem to always hit the face when I am doing stuff around the house. The Casio uses solar cell technology so doesn't need a battery, but is quartz so is very accurate. It operates for 6 months on a good solar charge which takes little time in daylight, and I don't worry about scratching it up. www.amazon.com/Casio-AQS800W-1B2VCF-Solar-Multi-Function-Ana-Digi/dp/B005MDPAPU/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1480483636&sr=8-6&keywords=casio+solar

[@stealthbanana]

Yes you can, I have a Mako and a Mako XL and the price makes them the best value watches I own. I also have 4 more Seiko (3 automatics and one solar). If you do pay more, the grade of the watch gets better but not massively so, I also have a Steinhart Ocean One, that just oozes quailty (3-4 times the price), then next to my Omega Seamaster.... We are blokes, we don't get to wear fancy jewellery , so do watches instead, of course you can have more than one or two watches.

[@voiceofexperience]

I know watches. Seiko and Orient are the best value mechanical watches you can buy. You can thank me later.

[@watchnerds8840]

You are the reason i own my seikos...you are the reason i am into watches,i'll explain in an upcoming video,but thank you for creating great content.

[@arnivska]

and here is the explanation :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/noDVi6WNapydppI

[@watchnerds8840]

Arni V. Skarphedinsson yes exactly 🕛👍

[@TheRealBobT9157]

Having owned a Tag Heuer link automatic for ten years I can fully appreciate the mechanical intricacies that goes into a watch such as this. Especially when the cost of the watch and associated servicing is miniscule in comparison. I would like to aquire a Role however I can't justify the cost so this may well act as a very close equal both in terms of looks and mechanical function! I certainly have no brand snobbery as for me it's all about the watch not the name. Great watch with yet another great review (I presumed you only did dash cam reviews!).

[@TheRealBobT9157]

Rolex not Role!

[@Deebz270]

I've had several Seiko watches, the first was one of the first LCD jobs, the second was a dual analog-digital and the third was another analog-digital chronograph and was extremely slim and unobtrusive. All great watches with crystal glass front and water resistant to depths deeper than I'll ever swim. . I'm looking for a new watch to replace my ageing 'Ripcurl' battery analog job.... And I like the look of the Seiko 5, so thanks for the heads-up Matt.

[@cwuzii]

I'm not a watch kind of person, I've never bought one. But I can see how nice this one is, it's amazing. Although this is around £121, even if it was £350, I'd still much rather spend £350 on this Seiko 5 than spending the same amount on a smart watch like the Apple Watch, or Pebble watch or something similar. Even though the 'smart watches' do more, I'd chose this any day.

[@TaralgaBushAdventure]

I bought one purely based on this vid - thanks Techmoan!

[@Jazzman-bj9fq]

Sweet watch and informative vid, I think you sold me!

[@Paullebbon]

Nice little video.You covered many of the aspects of Seiko. I collect many different brands and I am pleased to say that I have a Seiko 5 limited edition, Seiko Skx009 (Pepsi) in my collection. I also have a Rolex Batman, Orient Star, and an Omega. My collection to many watch enthusiasts is awful, but I buy what I like and not what others tell me to buy. Anyway, one important thing when you adjust the day/date on any automatic watch please make sure you set the time to 6am/pm first. During the night the watch will change the date automatically, but different brands change at different times and if you just start changing the date like in your video then you could chip or even bend one of the little cogs inside the watch. Keep up the good work.

[@Techmoan]

Paul lebbon Thanks for the tip....I'll remember that for the future.

[@dryashnaidoo]

Paul lebbon would you recommend giving the crown a good few turns to build up the power, or just shake the watch? Some say do give the crown a few twists, some say don't. Does it even work with this watch?

[@Paullebbon]

So sorry for the late reply. Some Seiko watches do not have a wind function, meaning that you have to rotate the watch to get it to wind-up. For example the SkX007/009 watches cannot be manually wound. For watches that can be wound by the crown it is best to use it. If you start collecting automatic watches then you should invest in an electric watch winding box. The watches will rotate inside the box and keep them in good condition. Automatic watches cannot be over wound like manual watches. Again I am sorry for the late reply and I wish you well.

[@AndrewRox22]

Been wearing the more basic versions of the Seiko 5's... they have beautiful and reliable everyday watches if you are an active person... surprising how much energy they store if you give it a small (shake/ wind everyday)

[@carlosmanzon8432]

i heard that the 7s26 is easy to replace than to repair..i wonder if its good to buy some seiko with 4r36?

[@fluffsipad7462]

The ring on the face turns for divers. when suba diving the ring is turned mark the start of your dive minute hand. So when you start your dive. You know how long you was down when you check your depth. You use the two too know with your dive chart if you need too stop on the way up to keep from getting decompression sickness.

[@joshharrison100]

Techmoan you have inspired me to buy one for myself. I brought the Pepsi bezel version.

[@Sean_Coyne]

I used to be somewhat shy about my stick insect wrists. Nice to see you share my "deformity" and have no qualms about sharing it with the world. ;-) Oh and nice watch! "As always...", well an appropriate ending for this video. Cheers.

[@affnanaquaponics]

Great watch these Seiko 5, got mine more than 20 years ago at less than 50 quid. Seiko is still my favourite watch, the modern era I use the kinetic model now. Seiko 5 is still my first "real" watch.

[@JB91710]

My Seiko Day/Date automatic chrono from 1964 has never been opened. Has had three crystals and will start right up when I Pick It Up! I have a Breitling chrono that I had to pay $800 just to get it to run again!

[@locouk]

I did notice it and wondered what watch it was, I have a similar looking day/ date Pulsar Kinetic.

[@kevsmt1955]

I purchasesd one of these a few months ago via Amazon it came from Long Island Watches New York like you I was taken back by the quality of this watch and all I paid was £112.00 all in inc shipping bargain it has never left my wrist and keeps perfect time brilliant piece of kit 😄

[@AdenosinePush]

Listening to your commentary makes me wish I was British :D Very sharp video, I think I'll pick one of these up for the hospital.

[@scoops2007]

Servicing is mentioned below but I thought I would just add a couple of things I found from owning an automatic. Mine is a Citizen 200m Divers NY0040 watch and has a long standing movement etc. Really nice watch etc. but it did need regular adjusting as it would lose a few minutes everyday. It then stopped working - well if you hand wind it it works but not for long and although you can hear the movement winding inside, clearly it doesn't. Popped along to a Citizen dealer to see how much the service cost, £125. Original cost of the watch £129. I might get it fixed one day but decided to go for a G-Shock - Solar/Multiband/200m and, seeing as it is my work watch, going to take a beating. Might try another automatic at some point but it has put me off a bit...

[@pagamenews]

Getting one of these for Christmas.

[@emkwanvlogs]

The Seiko watch review bought me over... now subscribed! Fellow Brit here tho im living in the middle east now :-D

[@davidclarke6778]

I've got a Seiko 200m diver with the pepsi coloured bezel. I fitted a blue nato strap. Yes they are nice looking watches without having to spend a fortune.

[@elwynll]

hi, i notice online there are some versions of this watch that say made in japan at the bottom 6 o'clock, and some dont.. would you know any reason for this? maybe newer/older ones are slightly different? im just trying to sus it out if some are genuine or not. thanks !

[@Cruisey]

Very fine watch indeed, I'm not a watch nerd either, but I am a history geek, so when I bought my Rolex I had to get the same one Eisenhower wore (and that Chuck Yeager may have been wearing when he first broke the sound barrier - some sources disagree). Also have my eye on an Omega Speedmaster, only because the Apollo crews were issued them. Tragic nerdism, I know.

[@tapemaster8252]

Seiko is always a good buy, and Salute to you for going mechanical, thought you would have gotten something techy

[@p504504]

YAAAYYYY Techmoan of all people has actually reviewed the very watch I have been researching!!!!! BASED TECHMOAN

[@dralenvan]

My grandfather owned both a Rolex and a Seiko 5. Untill his retirement, I believe he mainly wore the Seiko 5. It still works after 40-50 years. My first nice watch I bought was the new Seiko Turtle. It's a real dependable watch, I only take it off when taking a shower. A friend of mine who is really into watches and has multiple Omega's and other high end watches really likes it too and wants to get one after I showed it to him. Whenever something does happen to the movement, which is unlikely, you can just pop a new one in for around 80 dollars/euros/pounds.

[@paulgawria1960]

Nice video man, i want to ask you if you cadn wind the watch with the crown or if its just selfwinding thru movment. Cheers!

[@iggyalfisto]

No, the 7S36 movement won't wind by the crown...

[@nitina8564]

This watch is truly value for money.. no doubt... good video n a great watch there..!

[@moonisansari282]

Oh yes this is the timepiece along with good reputation and attraction as it looks a bit more similar to rolex. Moreover thanks for your video as for providing complete specifications about this nice looking model. In future i would be much satisfied to buy this for its reasonable price and remarkable mechanism.

[@mestils7711]

I love it Im deciding between this and Invicta (I really like it), I only ever bought Casio other watches I got as gifts but I never even bothered to remember their names ( Fossil, Certina lol).