Seiko SNXS79K - HANDS ON REVIEW - MOST AFFORDABLE WATCH

Hi Guys,
Here's a review on my Seiko SNXS79K - I really think it's the worlds cheapest or most affordable proper watch.
By proper watch, I mean one from a mainstream company and one that has a mechanical movement.
This Seiko SNXS79K is part of the Seiko 5 (Five) family.
Let me know what you think.
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[@mrk131324]

Most 7s movement are very accurate or can easily be regulated. And they run for 30 years without service. It‘s one of the most impressive movement out there’s!

[@DM-rc4yu]

No hacking, no hand winding and variable accuracy. Yeah, very impressive. Not.

[@wanderer1125]

@@DM-rc4yu At first I also thought the same about the no hack/wind feature of the 7s26 movement. But after I bought a seiko 5, I realized it's not much of a bad thing, I only had to shake it a few times and will be enough to power it for the whole day since my movement will also wind it. The seconds kinda stops when rotating the crown backwards so setting the seconds isn't really much different. It's surprisingly accurate enough, just gaining about +6 seconds/day, also proven durable that usually lasts long without service. Very impressive for the price.

[@tomppytlittlell1372]

Must agree, after mine arrived.by post from Amazon it was running +20spd. After a quick check with a simple compass I found both case/movement a nd bracelet magnetised. After a quick run over my cheap Chinese demagnetiser I was astonished to get +-2 to 4spd worn which I think is amazing for such a low cost automatic.

[@sennaracinglegend1438]

The accuracy is between 5/6 seconds a day for a new watch. There are examples of watch not serviced in decades... it is a hell of a good movement for the price !!!

[@sennaracinglegend1438]

The hand winding is not that much of a problem if you wear it every day, or move a bit sometimes

[@jegesbubu]

Got the same piece - mine is bloody accurate! I've been wearing it for months on end and unable to detect any inaccuracy in excess of 15-20 secs probably (rough estimate). I simply do not need more accuracy. One more thing: as people are possibly watching from all over, including the 2nd and 3rd world, so myself, I usually get offended when Anglo watch guys call it cheap. Basic as it is, it's a phenomenal package for the money, both specwise and execution (dial), for a watch that costs 1/10th my monthly salary in Budapest. Seiko 5 a legend!

[@iwnl_vale]

You're right Seiko 5s aren't cheap here were I leave, you're lucky to find automatic watches over here.

[@sorinbunea471]

Best comm, have the same watch very accurate, greeting from Bucharest 👍

[@thediab2732]

Totally agree, they cost more more than what most people make in a month around here. Adjusted to local market currency, for us to call this cheap it has to cost 3 sterling pounds.

[@Larrypint]

20 sec. per day?

[@ryanrabe7184]

@@Larrypint mine just 10 sec. per day...

[@realfacthunt]

I bought one of these after watching this review last year. 18 months later and I have to say I'm pretty impressed with it as an every day wear. I own Panerai and also a Rolex Datejust which only get worn on special occasions. My G Shocks (Edifice's) were my go to every day watches but over the last year I've really grown to love the Seiko, it's nice to wear it knowing that if it gets broken or lost I can replace it for less than £70. It's reliable as hell as well, only loses a few seconds a day which is easily adjustable, it often gets commented on as it looks like an expensive watch to non-watch people. It was a decent recommendation.

[@BarkandJack]

Wow. That’s really cool to hear! 👍🏻

[@LILZRTY]

@@BarkandJack yeah, mine has been astonishingly reliable. Loses just a few seconds a day. I hope you’ve found the same. If I had an Explorer though, id wear nothing else.

[@apax2901]

Looks like a datejust Looks flashy Is Automatic Is versatile Perfect watch for me fella

[@apax2901]

@Zechariah Pierce my man trust me no one cares.

[@emaciatedchef]

My dad wears a very similar seiko all his life. That thing lasts longer than his tag heuer. No sir, the seiko 5 is not a shitter. Great video btw. Cheers!

[@relosapulso]

hows the condition on his crystal? is it blurry?

[@makarovmatsumo3125]

Just bought mine. How id it

[@LobsterRavioli]

I’ve had mine for a year now, so far accurate and only off two minutes a week, not a big deal. I love it.

[@Holt333]

Mike Derek nice! Do you know the lug to lug mm? Thanks

[@agram4700]

@@Holt333 19mm

[@youraveragepasser-by7367]

@@agram4700 that's lug width

[@TheMickvee]

I have had my Seiko 5 for over 20 years. It is utterly reliable, and plenty accurate for my needs. I recently replaced the worn out bracelet with a nice leather strap, and am expecting another 20 years of faithful service. Superb value for the price!

[@ekekonoise]

What strap did you buy? Still happy?

[@sorinbunea471]

Well Sir, I have this watch for 10 month, I change metal bracelet for a brown leather very nice watch, and I tell you honestly..it,s very accurate, 4-5 min \ month which is very good for a mechanical watch on this price, Peace ✌

[@rewen84]

You might be surprised by the accuracy of the 7S26 movement. I've got three of them in various different watches and they all keep good time.

[@ZviJ1]

Depends what "good time" means to someone -- some evidently do not consider a deviation of up to 20 secs really inaccurate for a mechanical watch. But it is more likely that at the time you received those watches they had already been regulated to within +-10 secs, or even a +- 2 secs accuracy.

[@PanSearedRibeye68]

I’m falling in love with quartz watches all over again. I’m not the only one. There’s much to love and admire about quartz movements. Proper as well.

[@malbug]

Just purchased the SNXS77 blue dial version. I have 3 other Seiko 5s and you really can’t beat them for value. Yes, the bracelets are crummy but throw on a nice leather strap and the watches are real winners. Accuracy has been great so far.

[@GabrielGGabGattringer]

You call the 7s26 a low grade, inaccurate movement? WHAT? It is the same as in my SKX007 and this watch is accurate for sure.

[@cand017]

yeah

[@PepRex]

Eh I bought this watch as I wanted a nice looking automatic watch sitting on my wrist like a piece of jewelry, If I wanted accuracy I'd buy a quartz watch.

[@seancatacombs]

If Seiko was purely a soulless machine of commerce it would have retired the 7S26 years ago and rebranded Seiko 5 as a quartz line.

[@UgoTartar]

@Ed Gein and don't forget: some "cheap" Seiko quartz movements are extremely durable and accurate. You can find 40 years King Quartz perfectly working, or buying 40 $ Pulsar/Lorus watches with a very simple VJ42 or 7N42 inside that loses only 2-3 seconds per month

[@tomnewham1269]

That is what the Lorus brand is used for.

[@doncook2054]

@@UgoTartar somebody gave a deal on a 40-50 year-old, interestingly blue-dial seiko quartz, because,-despite a brand battery-it wouldn't run. i decided wth, gave it a short knock on my desk! Began running, and is the most accuratee watch i own.

[@ALAPINO]

It's a gateway watch and still is better than 99% of any fashion watch. For a little more, a Gen 2 Bambino with its new movement (hack, hand wind) really can't be beat (especially on sale, £80-£100).

[@davidthom7127]

Bambino is harder to find and too large for a lot of people.

[@jeanlefranc3817]

The Seiko 5 makes the (horological) world a better place. Just ordered another SNK from Creationwatch this afternoon, if only to try a few NATO straps. Love it.

[@ardnahcnaluw4923]

What do you prefer, snxs79 or snkl41? For woman

[@Peter-2704]

The 7S26 movement in my SKX007 recently returned an accuracy of -0.2s/d over a two week period wearing every day only taking it off to sleep. You can't complain about that?

[@BarkandJack]

Wow. That’s damn good! 👍🏻

[@Peter-2704]

But as soon as I got another watch and stopped wearing it all day everyday it dropped to about -6s/d

[@UXXV]

How accurate was it?

[@Peter-2704]

From the 10th to 15th April it was +-0.0s/d but that was only 5 days. By 24th April it was +0.2s/d the on the 25th when I got my Alpinist and took the SKX off it jumped to +0.8s/d over 15 days.

[@TankEsq]

Absolutely, mine is about +1spd. After regulation. From the factory they're like 20 seconds fast, I'm convinced it's on purpose maybe something to do with the diving

[@yarou3124]

I just bought this watch yesterday.I dont regret buying it.

[@drwindsurf]

Adrian, I totally I agree with you. This is the perfect starter watch. It is an automatic with a unique design that is a great value for for under $100. Two things I want to add, it has the same 7s26 movement as the SKX (a workhorse that won't need servicing for a decade) and it has a hardlex crystal which is much harder than mineral crystal (but not as hard as sapphire). I think the video quality and production stepped up a notch with this video - better focusing and I liked the music during the sped up parts. Thanks for another great video :)

[@BarkandJack]

Hey Jeffery, glad you like the watch. Thanks for your thoughts on the class, I should have mentioned that. It's great that you've noticed an increase in production. I really appreciate you're thoughts. Cheers, Adrian

[@mikkirurk1]

Jeffrey, the only way one should watch this is with sound off. This guy has no idea what Seiko 5 is. Have a good day.

[@blakedaniel4716]

Ordered this one today and I’m so excited! Watching your video and others as well as you tuber comments convinced me to go for it. Can’t wait to get it in and enjoy for many years to come!

[@qadrik]

I have the SNXS77 (blue dial) version of his model. I love it to bits. It's such an unpretentious watch. Being so cheap, it allows one to customize it. Kind of like the Honda Civic of the watch world.

[@jn7812]

This is the difference between a sponsored video and a genuine bought and paid for watch and review. How refreshing.

[@BarkandJack]

Thanks buddy. 👍🏻

[@blasien1]

They are great value, have true history, and come in endless variety. One belongs in every collection. I've had good luck with the movement, even though it has a wide accuracy spec my examples have always run to within a few sec/day. They demonstrate how overpriced the luxury brands really are for what you get.

[@sharifsharif2396]

Interesting, one of my first watches. I have this same seiko 5 since 2004. So, 16 years ago. Haven't worn it for maybe 7 /10 years. What surprised me, it still works perfectly. I'm impressed with the movement of this watch, and its date and day function. Thinking about leather straps, much better than the original stainless steel.

[@Akaimayn]

OMG! Love this , bought this last summer and I wear it to work in the office everyday. Proper watch, cost me 65 euro. Gonna buy a nice strap for it soon...

[@henrybenrycat1]

I have had a very similar Seiko 5 for around a decade and it has always been acceptably accurate as an everyday beater. In all that time I have regularly showered with it on and then washed it with soap and water and rinsed it in hot water to keep it looking bright and fresh. Recently I opened it up, checked it over internally and replaced the scratched crystal with a sapphire. The internals were like new with no sign that there's ever been water ingress. So my point is that your scepticism over water resistance and time keeping might be based on your single watch. As is the case for many watch fans, mine was my intro to real watches and I guess it spoiled me because I struggle to justify the price of many well known brands on the basis of their being a marked step up in quality.

[@gordonanderson6216]

The 7s26 movement might well be a tad inaccurate out of the box, but I believe that they can be regulated to a high standard. My un regulated skx is within 10 seconds a day. (same movement) 😁

[@romeo6048]

I own several Seiko 5 timepieces and most are running within COSC accuracy, amazing at this price point and such a joy to wear them. I personally like the SNXS73 silver dial.

[@nevermind2886]

I had mind regulated by a watch maker for $30 and it has been running at -10 seconds per day for months. Thanks for the video, but it is an accurate movement.

[@AdilSoudagar]

I bought the same model as my first Automatic and i love it... Thanks Adrian, your channel is Ace... 👍🏽

[@BarkandJack]

Great choice buddy. Glad you like the channel. 🙌🏻

[@iaxable]

They are pretty accurate, you got a bad one (the robots do a shit job oiling these). Hardlex doesn’t scratch easily at all.

[@marsmanic1666]

Stumbled onto this older video... Crazy to see how much you've refined and grown as a content creator. Stylistically, confidence wise & production wise you've developed so much. Congrats on the journey!

[@marcelotk]

Seiko 5 are the most honest watch out and always my choice for a first watch. The movement isn't well finished but for a non watch geek it's impressive anyway.

[@donfoley1590]

I bought an Seiko 5 a few months back. It's accuracy is 100%

[@erwinabcd]

wow, mine is run pretty great for more than 5 years now

[@wessamhamadneh9877]

Good video ...subbed ... however I don't think you realize how legendary the 7s26 movement is ! You can't complain about it. I own the popular Snkl23. The Seiko 5s are the perfect first mechanical watch for anyone.

[@neilpiper9889]

I love my Seiko 5 with the 7S26c movement. I love it and wear it all the time. Easy to back wind hack I love Japanese stuff. I also have a Pilot Metropolitan Retro pop fountain pen and use it every day. Pilot and Seiko are the best basic things that I value in my life.

[@AdrianRosas-fj2lk]

I just bought It 2 hours ago this watch in amazon! Your video suddenly appeared with a great comments so I'm now anxious to have wear It.

[@ani7chat]

Adrian, great video !! Your video inspired me to buy the SNX79J1....can’t stop admiring this gem of a watch.

[@BarkandJack]

Good work. 👍🏻🍻

[@jigunawa]

The quality reflects the price in my opinion. What I love about Seiko is their pricing structure. It’s the most honest out there in my humble opinion. I own a Seiko 5 for my daily beater and a more refined watch for special occasion. What you got there is a perfect, cheap entry level automatic watch. Swap the bracelet (cheap Seiko bracelets are rubbish) with a Nato or a black leather strap and you got a gorgeous watch in your hand.

[@chrisphillips554]

I have had one of these for a year and love it. Pretty accurate too and super reliable.

[@jonathanlloyd2306]

This is absolutely the argument for Rolex being over priced. I have the snxs77, the blue dial version, which is beautiful too. I bought it from Amazon last year for £49. Incredible value.

[@ConstantinosA1994]

Mate your videos are amazing! You are much much better than other KZbin guys with 200000 subscribers!

[@BarkandJack]

Wow, thanks so much buddy. That’s such a big compliment. 🙌🏻🍻

[@Lisa-vj6pz]

Also I super love the bracelet on the Seiko 5 it snug and it fits my wrist better than a Rolex did.... In fact my Rolex bracelet popped open while I was sailing and I almost lost it in the ocean..... I just can't get enough of my Seiko 5 and the way the bracelet fits me and how good it looks on my arm I don't have to convince myself and keep trying to convince myself like I had to do with the Rolex .... This Seiko 5 is amazing and it just works... I'm going to add a sapphire crystal to it and a screw down crown..... I'm going to buy a few more Seiko fives when I can

[@martinhomden3885]

I managed to find one on eBay for £99. I've been wearing it daily for just over a week now. Unbelievably it seems perfectly accurate. Time is still correct to the second since I first set it over a week ago. Is this normal? Am I just lucky?

[@LILZRTY]

Mine is also amazing.

[@rainernunritter]

I have this watch since a few weeks. After putting it on a strap, it feels like a million bucks. I like to wear it as much as four digit watches. Very excited about it.

[@repo4]

I've had 7S26 run at +0.5 sec a day for months in the SNK803, I only sold it because the 18mm lugs made it too small for me. My SKX runs at +7 a day so yeah, these can be perfectly accurate and consistent.

[@mrdisco99]

An automatic movement in well-finished case and dial for under $100 is quite an achievement. Who else comes anywhere near that? Seiko innovation is impressive at both the high and low ends of the cost spectrum.

[@vittoriopescarmona6063]

I love this watch, I got lucky with mine which performs impeccably since the day it arrived nearly three years ago (about -3/4 sec. per day). I can't get tired of praising this kind of pieces instead of all the fashion watches out there (DW, Michael Kors, MVMT and the like). Btw, you're stepping up the game Adrian! really nice video and editing, keep up the good work

[@harveytan7506]

It's a beater, not pretentious and doesn't scream to be noticed. Good video.

[@TerryLHampton]

Great every day ‘beater’ and more. If you fancy improving it pop a sapphire crystal in and forget about it. Amazing quality/price ratio. Thanks for this, really enjoy your channel.

[@tomnewham1269]

I didn’t know that could be done. I need to get mine done then but it would probably cost more than what the watch is worth.

[@Normaldude10174]

@@tomnewham1269 it doesn’t need sapphire

[@MrWebon]

My first watch ever (but with blue dial). I can't stop gazing at it

[@sportster883able]

Brilliant video. Makes me smile and grin to see someone having fun taking watches apart and then putting them back together and then still working. I would royally screw something up that's for sure.

[@GeordsYouTube]

I own the silver dial version, I purchased it as reminder of my first Seiko. The watch that started my obsession over 23 years ago. I am saving for the Rolex Oyster Perpetual as I see that watch as the very best homage to this watch lol, especially in 36mm silver dial. I hope it invokes the same emotions I feel about my little seiko

[@relosapulso]

same right here

[@LEBMCM]

I really like it. Its unapologetic about what it is - a €90/£70 watch. Keep up the great content Adrian

[@Sad.YTbruh]

Ohhhhhh my goooooood i just bought mine today and now im seeing an youtuber that i started to see weeks ago reviewing the watch that i bought

[@sarmadmunir3895]

Your method of commenting on watches is just like a real story telling . I like it so much . Thanks sir . When u drink coffee during reviews , we take every sip out of it hahaha

[@bansheep1]

Seiko 5's are absolutely fantastic. After wearing very expensive watches im thinking of buying seiko 5's because i can go full force with my punch.

[@samuelball8775]

Had mine for nearly 20 years!! Still runs fantastically. Its a great little watch for the price. Can change the strap out if needed. Not sure I agree with your comments about inaccuracy though cos its well within parameters that other much more expensive watches fall within also. Otherwise a nice look at the watch 👍

[@relosapulso]

hows the crystal? is it foggy? or blurry on the inside?

[@zseli]

just adjusted my skx007 to -3sec/day which has the same movement. Just ordered this snxs79, can't wait to arrive. it's hard to justify the new Rolex OPs comparing to this little fella (although the craving for the OP won't go away i'm sure...)

[@RoryMacdonald-pfff]

Yup, every so often a stand-out 5 series comes along. The movement isn’t pretty but is easy to adjust to a level most would be very happy with. If you’re so inclined, you can clean/lube/service the movement yourself, or just replace with a fresh service movement.

[@WilliamVelez2]

Great video, Adrian. It convinced me to go out and purchase one which I regulated to just under +1 sec/day. I couldn´t warm up to the bracelet so I picked up a jubilee and now the watch is a permanent addition to my collection. The day the hardlex scratches I´ll replace it with a sapphire crystal. I totally agree with you, it´s quite the looker regardless of its price. Cheers!

[@TimedSquare]

Ha! I just got myself this watch yesterday and stumbled upon your video now. And I agree: it looks STUNNING. And for the price, you just can't go wrong. That's impossible. The clasp is really bad though :D I'll publish an unboxing video of this thing next week, with a follow up review. But if would have seen your video before, I wouldn't have waited that much to get it! Perfect Datejust alternative in my opinion. Cheers, Alessandro

[@sunset-eq7rf]

Great review. I must admit, it is a beautiful watch. A panhandlers Rolex. However, do not under estimate a 7S26 movement. They are very well built movements. I own 2 watches with the same movement for over 3 years and both run under 5 seconds per day.

[@HywelOwen]

We're going to have to start calling you 'The Butcher of Balham' for the abuse you give watches.

[@samuelball8775]

Hywel Owen hehe yeah pretty rough on the movement 👍

[@rustydrog]

Nice video. This was my first mechanical watch nearly 10 years ago. Have a Stowa marine and Speedy Pro now but I still wear this now and then. Its a little gem.

[@mrmichaellepp8206]

I was just wearing the blue dial version yesterday, the SNXS77! It's a champ.

[@flippinzippo9670]

How many of our addictions started with one of these?

[@conchubhar9492]

Just ordered one today and I think this is the beginning of my addiction.

[@LucaSpezial]

@@conchubhar9492 did the watch arrived? How does the watch look like?

[@LucaSpezial]

@@conchubhar9492 I'm thinking to purchase one of these, but I recently bought an Invicta Pro diver 8927.

[@SyndicateBastard]

@@LucaSpezial got mine month ago and love it. However changed strap because i like leather. Yet in every 24 hours it gets +10 minutes

[@conchubhar9492]

@@LucaSpezial Yes I have been wearing it for a few weeks now and have enjoyed every second of it. The case is the perfect size for my wrist and the grey sunburst dial looks even better in person. The only thing is that I might swap out the band for a leather strap just because I prefer how they look and feel.

[@brunorocha8092]

For the price is a very good hell of a piece. I own 1 to everyday use and I don't regret it. I readjust the time like once a month if so.

[@alexhollins5830]

The 7S26 movement can keep great time. My old Black Monster has always been very accurate.

[@gtech4758]

What's up with the language on the date?? Does it change from English to French??

[@johntaylor5158]

I bought a seiko ìn Hong-Kong 1973 automatic and its still runs well

[@domokun938]

My 7S26 is running consistently +3 secs a day

[@TheBassBaritone]

Just bought the 73 white dial today. Cool watch, my first automatic. Next one will be some tough diver (Citizen Promaster) probably. Thoughts guys on the promaster?

[@planetdee3587]

I have the SNXJ89. This is the fluted bezel of the same design. Slightly different indices but the clasp is the same and similar reference numbers lets you know they are in the same family. The SNXJ line has discontinued so they are pretty expensive. I got mine in 2015 as my first automatic watch and it was double the normal Seiko 5 price. Look at other numbers like 92 and similar for two tones and all gold.

[@tskwared667]

I don't know why this watch doesn't get more attention. All the youtube watch channels champion the SNKL23 as the kind of affordable watches and now they drove the price up to almost $200. This thing looks great, I think it's the perfect budget Datejust, or even a budget SARB033.

[@SirLoinOfsteak85]

I will just echo the other points here; I have an SNK809 with a 7s26. It was my first auto; I love it. It is running -3 seconds per day with no regulation. For me, that's perfectly acceptable! By the way, just discovered your channel; really enjoying it. ☺

[@EastDallasKicks]

If you don’t know the specs how do you know if it’s accurate or not?

[@johnfranklin5277]

I have this watch, a J series. Made in Japan. K series are made in Malaysia, China, etc..mine gains about 1 minute to 1 and a half minutes a week. Very pleased with that.

[@Halfmoon67]

Big big fan of this model ! These little seiko 5s are awesome! I'm trying to push my brother to buy one :) I quite like the leather strap you put your explorer on btw, it looks great! Great video, I love your editing skills and the work you put in them ! Keep going sir ! Cheers

[@hislifeinyou]

I have the snk803, and it keeps time within 3-6 sec. a day out of the box, not to mention that these can be easily regulated. Also fun face about water resistance, these have been known to pass 100m air tests and can survive casual diving. I just took mine to the beach literally 6 hrs ago and had a good time and left with a dry watch, inside and outside. 🤙

[@hislifeinyou]

I should clarify that snk803 has the same case and such but different shape, and same movement as this.

[@garyk8285]

You raised an excellent point on the stainless steel grading, it's something hard to find that sort of information on stainless steel advertised watches in the entry to mid price ranges, particularly non-diver style watches (dress, field, pilot, etc)... I suspect this one is 304 grading of some sort, unlike 316 gradings used in divers and upper price range watches.

[@mikeoconnor1819]

Great video, it looks really nice on the wrist. Perfect everyday watch for not a lot of money.

[@rationalmystic5]

Very well made video man. Good editing . great music. A few outdoor shots of the watch would have been great. Thanks . just subscribed.

[@Ferien7]

This watch is very accurate actually. You have to understand that they arrive magnetized. Have it regulated; it will keep great time.

[@kanemillard3315]

i love my seiko 5. and i may be lucky but i find mine very accurate it keeps up with another of my watches which houses the selita sw200.

[@dl3697]

I got this one. I tought it would be blacker in person but its dark grey.

[@davidsonviray1403]

Which do you think you prefer for everyday use or rather “1 watch collection” this one or the 73 the silver/light dial one?

[@adceal]

Cool video, as always. That movement is a bomb proof machine. It will not need to be serviced in decades. The same movement is mounted in the SKX 007/009 and everyone think they're Seiko low range icons. I have a SKX009 with same movement, it goes +10"/day but if I leave it crown up at night the total deviation is about +5"/day. Can we ask for more on this budget range watches? The answer is Noooo 😀

[@markplayford5836]

It's a Seiko 5 sir, what's not to like? Not as inaccurate as your making out either. For 9/10 people ( including me) it will do the job with the minimum fuss. If you want accuracy buy a Quartz and without question will out perform all autos, but lack any Soul! Yet another cracking review Adrian.

[@gabrielwong1833]

Ahhh watching a video on the SNXS79, whilst wearing my SNXS79 :")

[@andromedagodit2492]

Lovely video mate... 😁 Sorry for being sooo late to this video of yours... But I'm glad I did... Btw, what would be the best next n larger Seiko automatic that has a similar dial with a bigger case size than this watch? 😊

[@dangaines405]

Agree, this watch looks good, it’s automatic, has a good name. A bargain!

[@AllecZB]

Great watch, my gf got a snk355 for xmas from me. Its truly amazing what you in a seiko 5.

[@mikamika5511]

Great detailed review 👍 👍....still working good?... Thinking of buying

[@SoCalWatchReviews]

Funny how your tone of voice changed when you realize the case back fit your SKX LOL!

[@predragjo5977]

7s26 movement is fairly accurate tho. Keep in mind that most of the high end automatic movements are not accurate, hech, thaer is not a single automatic movement that is 100% accurate. If you want to wear an accurate watch get yourself a Quartz or Solar :) Mechanic watches are not about perfect accuracy. Even if it runs 15s+ a day its good enough lol.

[@biomez]

Been comparing this and the SARB033, think I might go with this one as I am mainly going for the look and style.

[@rwATR_USN]

A very good entry-level or gift watch.

[@TheFarrukh7]

Hi thanks for video Please tell me this one ☝🏻 is better or seiko SNXS79J1 Reply ASAP THANKS