Unboxing Seiko 5 Sports 38mm Black dial SRPK29

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[@Everydaykaen]

I have this very good watch

[@rudainnajdawi8517]

When will this be available in Canada? It says unavailable almost everywhere!?

[@kha6905]

me have the same, delivery this days 😁

[@gingerninja3761]

Y do you unbox it so quickly, are you in a rush

[@BridgeIsSky]

Grosor:12.1mm Diámetro:38.0mm Longitud:44.2mm

[@rood17]

What is the diameter of your wrist?

[@marcvanparla]

it might be 6 & quater inches edit: I meant "His (The person in the video) wrist size might be 6 or 6 and quater inches."

[@marcosziadi9230]

@@marcvanparlafor a wrist size like yours, would you recommend this 38mm watch or go for the, for example, srpd55 which is 42.5 in diameter?

[@marcvanparla]

@@marcosziadi9230 For a wrist size of, let's say, 6 inches up to under 6.5 inches, I'd recommend the SRPK29 (38mm). My wrist size is close to 6.5 inches, and I've tried both the SRPK29 (38mm) and the SRPD55 (42.5mm). Both fit well, but it comes down to the lug-to-lug length. With only a 2mm difference in lug-to-lug, both watches are comfortable in terms of wrist mobility. However, if your wrist size is around 6.25 inches or under 6.5 inches, the SRPK29 (38mm) would likely look better aesthetically. There's no hard rule, though, and you could still pull off the SRPD55 (42.5mm) if you prefer a larger watch. Hope this helps!

[@marcvanparla]

@@marcosziadi9230 For a wrist size of, let's say, 6 inches up to under 6.5 inches, I'd recommend the SRPK29 (38mm). My wrist size is close to 6.5 inches, and I've tried both the SRPK29 (38mm) and the SRPD55 (42.5mm). Both fit well, but it comes down to the lug-to-lug length. With only a 2mm difference in lug-to-lug, both watches are comfortable in terms of wrist mobility. However, if your wrist size is around 6.25 inches or under 6.5 inches, the SRPK29 (38mm) would likely look better aesthetically. There's no hard rule, though, and you could still pull off the SRPD55 (42.5mm) if you prefer a larger watch. Hope this helps!

[@touchingevil2302]

I hate thst they cheapend it, no saphire glas and only 100m. Why make a really cheap version. Disappointed!

[@rbybcc]

Perché forse ancora qualcuno non ha capito che il Seiko 5 Sports ha una sua destinazione nel catalogo Seiko.

[@RM-el3gw]

it never had sapphire at this price point. Although shame water resistnace went down

[@harrispage7000]

This one has a better movement, weaker WR, so it's not designed as a diver's watch. The crystal on the old SKX divers are also hardlex

[@djdelarosa25]

When did the SKX series have sapphire