Seiko Quartz Chronograph with 24-Hr Sub-Dial and Blue Hands #SPC155

This Seiko is a good looking chronograph with stopwatch functions and a 24-hour sub-dial at the three o'clock position on the dial. The watch is powered by a Seiko quartz movement housed in a stainless steel case measures 42mm in diameter and has a screw-in back. It features vibrant blue hour and minute hands, blue hour markers, a sixty minute stopwatch function, and a big date feature at 12:00. The watch comes on an alligator grained brown leather strap with a buckle clasp. It is water resistant to 100 meters or 330 feet.

SKU:: SPC155
UPC:
Availability:: In stock

Stainless Steel Case
Case Diameter 42mm
Case Thickness 13mm
Leather Strap With White Stitching
Quartz Movement
Caliber 7T04
Hardlex Crystal
White, Silver Dial
Chronograph Function
Date Display
Solid Case Back
Push/Pull Crown
Buckle Clasp
100M Water Resistance

Customer Review

Average Rating:

3 Reviews

5
Great-looking watch!

Posted by Robert Stulberg on Mar 12th 2019

Just received this watch, and I agree with the comments below. It looks much more expensive than it is. If you're going to buy a quartz watch, a model with small seconds is a good way to go. The patterned dial, blue hands, blue numerals, and slightly domed crystal all come together to make a really elegant timepiece. As usual with LIW, the watch arrived quickly after I ordered it.
5
Awesome looking watch.

Posted by Chris on Nov 10th 2017

I agree with everything lee wrote in the previous review, the blue hands really do pop, I can't stop looking at the them, it looks great, even better in person. It's a beautiful uncluttered dial. Marc shipped this to New Zealand, it only took 10 days from the time of dispatch, and Marc answered my questions very fast. Thank you
5
Very nice!

Posted by Lee on Sep 21st 2017

Looking for a highly legible chronograph with a clean, uncluttered dial? This is it. The 42mm case is perfect on my 7 inch wrist. The blued hands and indices really pop against the white textured dial. This piece looks much more expensive than it costs. The usual first rate service from Marc and the team. Thanks guys!