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Seiko 5 Automatic SNK617 SNK617K1 SNK617K Men's WatchAs a mainstream automatic watch, it is not only stylish, but also keeps good time. It has the tradition of the Seiko factory imprinted all over and embedded deep within in its ‘Magic Lever’ bi-directional winding mechanism; in replacing a dedicated winding bridge with a brass bushing and rachet-wheel and in the keyless works relocated from the top plate to the bottom one (makes servicing easier).

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Seiko 5 Sports Automatic SNK615 SNK615K1 SNK615K Men's Watch

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Seiko 5 Automatic 21 Jewels SNK607K1 SNK607K Men's Watch Considered to be one of the biggest bangs you can get for your buck, the Seiko 5 Automatic comes with an in-house automatic movement and qualifies as one of the cheapest, high-end automatic watch that’s not dependent upon regular maintenance. This relatively small and elegant watch comes with a pedigree that easily outshines others at this price range and establishes itself firmly into the value proposition category.

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Seiko 5 Automatic 21 Jewels SNK603 SNK603K1 SNK603K Men's Watch

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Seiko 5 Automatic 21 Jewels Japan Made SNK574 SNK574J1 SNK574J Men's WatchThis one is from a slew of watches that gets the spotlight for time to time and again. The Seiko 5 SNK - for good reasons – is the best that money can buy at the sophi-beater domain. The price you pay here is for the quality. It doesn’t have many features; neither is it the most accurate - simply put, it’s a solid, reliable timepiece minus any frill to get the job done at any cost!

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Seiko 5 Automatic 21 Jewels SNK393 SNK393K1 SNK393K Men's Watch  

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Seiko 5 Automatic SNK385 SNK385K1 SNK385K Men's Watch

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Seiko 5 Automatic 21 Jewel SNK381 SNK381K1 SNK381K Mens WatchIf you ever wanted to own a tool watch for day to day wear, look no further than this. It’s reliable, speaks your style and simply a pleasure to wear. The military look is timeless; it is functional and fashionable at the same time; is very much versatile and affordable and its simple, retro- elegance will never let you get tired at it.

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Seiko 5 Sports Automatic SNK375 SNK375K1 SNK375K Men's Watch

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Seiko 5 Automatic Japan Made 21 Jewels SNK375 SNK375J1 SNK375J Men's Watch

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Seiko 5 Automatic 21 Jewels SNK371 SNK371K1 SNK371K Men's Watch

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Seiko 5 Automatic SNK369 SNK369K1 SNK369K Men's Watch

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Seiko 5 Automatic 21 Jewels SNK366 SNK366K1 SNK366K Men's WatchDurability aside, reliable time keeping is a factor and it always doesn’t come at reasonable prices. This one, additionally, looks sharp and tad sporty, that bit of shine is just enough to stand out subtly. Some of the best mechanicals out there run on similar configurations and for a much higher price. Let’s call it “fine” instead; a watch you might not attract a lot of attention with but the few nods from people who know things about a good timepiece will be enough.

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Seiko 5 Automatic 21 Jewels SNK361 SNK361K1 SNK361K Men's Watch

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Seiko 5 Automatic SNK357 SNK357K1 SNK357K Men's Watch

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Seiko 5 Automatic 21 Jewels SNK355 SNK355K1 SNK355K Men's WatchAn easy-to-read, simple design makes this Seiko 5 model an ideal watch for everyday use. The hands and hour markers are lume-coated; displays day and date and built entirely from surgical stainless steel. An exhibition case back allows viewing the 7S36, 21 jewels movement in action and on both sides it is covered with Seiko’s proprietary Hardlex mineral crystal glass.

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Seiko Automatic Diver's SKX009 SKX009K1 SKX009K Men's Watch   With the DNA of the Seiko 6xxx diver watches, the SKX009 retain the tool watch designation of the Vietnam era. There is no difference you can detect with naked eye; however, it’s a subtle change in the case shape and index dimensions thatstrikes the difference. The 7S26 automatic movement is decent and reliable and has powered some significant Seiko Divers. An amazing mechanical stuff out here!

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A WATCH FROM THE HORO-HEAVENSeiko watches always look and feel a piece of precision and sturdy engineering and nothing perhaps – other than the Grand Seiko – demonstrates that better than the SKX009J1. It’s an excellent 7S26, 21-jewel automatic movement that drives it and the big, unidirectional timer bezel makes the watch a terrific deal! The very bright, long-lasting lume is an added advantage (eight to ten hours glow). It makes the Seiko SKX009J truly a Diver’s watch and not just a beater with an over-inflated ‘Dive Watch’ image.TWO SIDES TO THE SKX STORYBoth Seiko SKXK and the Seiko SKXJ models look identical at a quick glance. The differences they bear are extremely subtle; you really need to give yourself a few days to find them out. But if you want to find them right away the following lines are for you.The first difference you’ve already noticed (the K and the J), else you wouldn’t be reading this. Urban myths say the J is a reference to the fact that it is entirely designed, made and assembled in Japan, whereas the K is a reference to its assembling done either in Singapore, or at South Korea or in Malaysia. There’s also another school of thought that says the J and the K denotes the market the watch was intended for and not where it was manufactured.What does Seiko has to say about it?  According to them, the letter J indicates the watch is ‘Made/Assembled in Japan’. You’ll also find it mentioned on the case back. The K watches are usually made in Malaysia, without a mention of ‘Movement Japan’ or ‘Japan Movement’ like the SKXJ.QUICK FACTSJ model, if you find one with Kanji, it will denote a JDM.All J models are sold in Eastern Europe or Middle-east countries(indicated by the alternate Day language);Models for US or European markets are K models or non-suffix models.BREAK DOWN ON EACH FEATURE Different dials: Not exactly but the additional text indeed strike a difference. The K version of the SKX009 doesn’t have the jewel count mentioned on the dial, neither ‘Made in Japan’.The Case: The SKXJ case feels better in its make and the finishing is slightly sharper and better in terms of quality, as found through the loupe The case back: The Seiko SKXJ has JAPAN WP mentioned at the bottom of the case back, at the left of the model number. The K variation has just WP (factory code) mentioned.THE SEIKO SKXJ VS. SKXK - WHICH ONE WOULD YOU PREFER?Looking at the above points, you can be sure that SKXJ is a slightly better choice if you care about aesthetics. But also know that the SKXK is more obtainable than the SKXJ.

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