Seiko 300m Tuna Can SBBN007 Review

[@Matt-uq3in]

Absolute legend, I have two sbbns in my collection one I wear one I bought in Singapore 2011 sbbn015 never worn still as the stickers on it little video on here love it 👌.

[@sheila9358]

I have 8 watches and this quartz is by far the most accurate. great video

[@rhetthanks7912]

Love that watch and the black bezel insert

[@HRM.H]

One of the more underrated Tuna models.

[@Illsamustache]

I finally got one a little over 1 month ago, after over a decade of lusting for one. Mine's a 2005 SBBN007 in really good condition (a little nicer than yours), but it cost me almost $900!! Even today the majority of these older models will have to be ordered from a seller in Japan. For just over 1 month, it's running exactly +1 second. Such an amazing watch! And this 007 model is my favorite of the Tunas due to the steel bezel insert, crop circles around the markers, white/silver day/date wheels, border around the day/date window, smaller Seiko and Professional script, and it doesn't say 'Marinemaster', which clutters the dial, imo. 👍❤

[@tagman1]

Debating on getting a brushed handset and black bezel insert for mine. I have the Darth SBBN013 and this one is still my favorite of the two. I love the crop circles most of all!

[@InterestingWatches]

The insert replacement is pretty easy and reversible. I never thought about replacing the hands - kind of tempting now that I think about it.

[@analogueinterests4161]

I love these.

[@Omoplataism]

When enthusiasts started calling shrouded Seikos “Tuna”? From which model?

[@InterestingWatches]

Not sure, possibly around the time that western collectors discovered the sbbn007. Mid to late 2000s?