Alex Dickhaus
It took me almost a year to stop talking myself out of buying a decent watch
First off, let me start by saying that I've always wanted a real Seiko chronograph, since I was a little kid. I never bought one before because of my tendency to be rough on easily breakable accessories like timepieces combined with the fact that it costs a minimum $100-200+ to buy a new watch that isn't absolute garbage that stops keeping time after the first week.So I've been browsing Amazon and window shopping for watches once or twice a week for the last year until finally I came across this one. Something about it really just caught my attention and wouldn't let go of it. It just had everything I wanted in a watch. The sharp glean of stainless threw light off of it to catch the eye, but wasn't flashy and gawdy like a diamond set watch or gold plated band looks. It has chronograph which I've always wanted in a nice watch, as much for the aesthetic value of it as for the functionality. The subtle red and blue accents are just enough variation to break up the watch face and keep it from looking too generic, but they are also stainless as well so they look right at home while adding to that sharp glint the face throws in the light. It has a silicone band, and that was a huge selling point for men. I like the look of stainless steel bands until a month into owning them after they've been scuffed and scratched to oblivion. And then it was on sale on top of all of it, so I just got this feeling that this was the watch for me.Its refreshing to seek out a specific brand of a certain product for such a long time and actually not be disappointed once I finally get one of my own, as I've experienced with many other premium brand products. Seiko does not disappoint one single bit in any aspect of this watch, though. They are a brand that upholds an uncommon level of ingenuity in their products compared to most in this day and age, and I would recommend this watch to anyone.Ver másVer menos
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