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Seiko Watches

Seiko Watches - Seiko Divers, Seiko Automatic, Seiko Dress Watches

Island Watch is an Authorized Retailer of Seiko Watches. On these pages you will find everything from refined dress watches to rugged field and Seiko dive watches. We carry popular Seiko watches such as the classic Seiko 5, Seiko 5 Sports, and many dive watches including the Seiko Prospex line. Seiko is a fully integrated watch manufacturer. By designing their own movements with leading-edge technology, they are able to produce reliable timepieces at affordable prices. Whether you are purchasing a quartz dress watch or an automatic dive watch, you can rest assured knowing you are getting an authentic timepiece at a great price.

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Our BRAC-02 is sized with screws, which many customers prefer over the Seiko pin and collar system.
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Seiko maintains assembly factories in both China and Japan. While many people assume the Japanese built Seiko's are better, as retailers of Seiko's for over a decade, we feel there is no real quality difference between the two of them.
9 months ago
I lost my instructions for my SSK005. Can you help? See more »
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For detailed instructions on your Seiko watch, please visit https://www.seikowatches.com/instruct.... This guide provides comprehensive information on the operation and care of your Seiko 5, ensuring you get the most out of your timepiece.
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The movement type is a critical aspect of a Seiko watch as it affects the watch's accuracy, maintenance, and overall functionality. Seiko offers automatic, solar, and quartz movements. Automatic movements, like those in the Seiko Presage, are prized for their craftsmanship and self-winding mechanism. Solar movements, such as in the Seiko Special Edition Prospex PADI, provide eco-friendly, low-maintenance options. Quartz movements, found in models like the Seiko Essentials, offer high precision and reliability. Each movement type has its benefits, allowing you to choose based on your priorities.
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Power reserve indicates how long a watch can run without being wound or exposed to light (for solar models). A longer power reserve means less frequent winding or charging, enhancing convenience. Seiko watches like the Seiko Presage offer a 41-hour power reserve, while solar models like the Seiko Special Edition Prospex PADI can last up to 10 months on a full charge. Different power reserves cater to various lifestyles, ensuring you find a watch that suits your daily routine.
8 months ago
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Seiko is an excellent brand! Whether you are a first time watch buyer, or a seasoned collector, Seiko has the timepiece for you. Varying in price range from a couple hundred dollars, to over a thousand dollars, Seikos fit every budget.
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With proper maintenance, a Seiko 5 watch can last you many years! Expect to have a service performed around 5 or 7 years, but many people forgo the service and let the watch run until it stops or until it no longer performs. At that point, you can decide if service is worthwhile, or just get another one.
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SRPE99 will say "AIR DIVER" on the back, however, the SRPA21 and SRPE99 are exactly the same dimensionally.
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Dial color is a personal preference that influences the watch's overall look and readability. Seiko offers a variety of dial colors, from the elegant brown of the Seiko Presage to the striking black of the Seiko 5 Sports Special Edition. A lighter dial can enhance readability, while darker dials offer a sophisticated, versatile look. With numerous color options, you can choose a dial that complements your style and improves visibility.
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Seiko is one of those rare brands that combines history as well as vertically integrated manufacturing capability. Put all that together, and still be able to sell an automatic wristwatch at the prices they do is quite rare today. Most brands would charge thousands for what Seiko offers for hundreds.
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