How big are the bands on a Seiko Watch?

Pair of stainless steel spring bars 22mm. Available thicknesses: 1.3mm 1.5mm 1.78mm please select the appropriate thickness for your watch. Original Seiko ® Watch Bands come in a variety of styles and models. We carry a selection of rubber Sieko watch straps for the Honda Sportura Models as well as for the Pro Diver options.

When does the date change on a Seiko Watch?

Overnight, the date changes shortly after 11 p.m. and the day shortly after 3 a.m., which could be better i.e. closer to midnight for both. The watch bracelet gives the appearance of having several links going across horizontally but it’s an illusion; the links are in fact solid uni-pieces, apparent when the bracelet is viewed from behind.

What kind of Watch is the Seiko style60?

Introducing the “Style60’s” series, inspired by Japan’s first chronograph. A military field watch from Seiko’s archives makes a comeback. A military field watch from Seiko’s archives makes a comeback.

What kind of case does a Seiko Watch use?

Silver-tone stainless steel case with a silver-tone stainless steel band. Quartz movement. 100 meters / 330 feet water resistance. Fixed bezel. Scratch Resistant Sapphire crystal.

What does the serial number on a Seiko Watch mean?

Each Seiko watch has a serial number that is unique to that exact watch. Furthermore, the case back of a Seiko watch reveals a bunch of different information. This includes the date of manufacturing, the movement type, case material, the maker, how to open the caseback, and more.

Which is the best Seiko Watch to buy?

Seiko Prospex The 1965/1970 Diver’s Modern Re-Interpretation Special Page. The Store Finder can help you find your favorite Seiko timepieces around the world.

When did the Seiko Prospex professional diver special page come out?

SEIKO WATCH | Always one step ahead of the rest. Prospex Limited Edition 1986 Professional Diver’s Recreation Special Page. Two creations presented on a new type of fabric strap made especially for Prospex diver’s watches.