Comparing Seiko SARB and SARY Watches | SARB035 & SARY057

Seiko's SARB series of watches are among the most popular offerings from SEIKO. Although very similar, the SARY series tends to fly a bit under the radar by comparison. For this video we compare two of the most popular watches within each series, Seiko's SARB035 with a cream color dial and the SARY057 with a gorgeous gloss black dial.
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[@steelheart4148]

Thank you for a detailed and objective comparison of the two watches I am most interested in buying. I've checked out some of your other videos and love the detail you bring to your reviews.

[@mikevandenberg6558]

Glad you are feeling better. Thanks very much for the comparison. Bought the SARB033 right around the time you did the review of the SARY. The SARB's 38mm case and 20mm tapered bracelet suit my 6.75" wrist perfectly. Running near dead on at a half second per day slow over its first 3 weeks. Love it and cannot recommend enough. Agree with your comments on inadequate microadjust, gap on clasp closure, desire for a slightly more sporty handset allowing increased lume, and desire for a screwdown crown. Those few minor "imperfections" are small prices to pay for such an extremely high value sub $350 watch.

[@mayureshkulkarni99]

Just the comparison i was looking for ,for a long time

[@woocoheed]

The dramatic turndown curve of the lugs makes straps fit better. That’s why these watches are so good with aftermarket straps; the lug holes are closer to the wrist

[@captainblimp4133]

thank you for the video a very useful comparison.

[@TexpatOTG]

SARB case looks nicer to me. Also the 6R15 is great too.

[@aliaub75]

I just bought the SARY....love it. Perfect size for a man and much classier.

[@thelonious-dx9vi]

I just finally got around to picking up a Sarb35. I'm glad I did, it's got something. I agree that a bit larger with screw-down would be cool. I wouldn't mess with the hands though, they're key to the Sarb. I think an MM300 is next on the Seiko map for me, but the new GS SLGH003, with the new movement in steel... that's got me going.

[@doublearon9942]

Great comparison, thanks!

[@ruofan1982]

thanks, your video is a big help

[@bhavikshah5016]

nice comparison.. like the sarb's case due to its size and like sary's bracelet.. wondering what a match that would be

[@XHobbiesPrime]

From a hardware perspective I would say the SARB is definitely the better watch. Higher grade movement with a longer power reserve, better clasp, better finishing on the hands and indices(in my opinion.) But the SARY is definitely a good watch for it's price point. I just think the SARB offers more quality, more value.

[@planetdee3587]

I know that the design of a square clasp head is limiting as far as microadjust but I also think that style is visually the most appealing design. Just a fine square with the branding or logo stamped on it. Even higher end watches like the Grand Seiko or even the Tag Heuer Carrera use this and I think it is simply a trade off you must ask yourself if it is worth it. To me it is because aesthetically it is the best clasp design to me.

[@williamhill7312]

Excellent video

[@williamhill7312]

Great video

[@mpcbsar]

Great vid. Been honeymooning with the srpb69 and I love the watch.

[@sharmavishwas]

I love that you synced their second hands

[@voiceofexperience]

The SARY actually looks much nicer on your wrist imo.

[@ricktemmen6272]

Great video ... Thanks ...

[@sixtyseconds3747]

Sometimes the collar is still sitting inside the bracelet as well after you remove the pin. So if anyone is sizing the bracelets be aware where the collar goes! Also great video. I was looking into getting a SARY