Coutura vīriešu radio sinhronizācijas saules divlaiku pulkstenis zils, sudrabs

Name: Coutura vīriešu radio sinhronizācijas saules divlaiku pulkstenis zils, sudrabs
Brand: SEIKO
SKU: 0029665189967
Price: 737.67 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:SEIKO

3.5/5

€
737.67

3 gadu ražotāja garantija. Ūdensizturīgs līdz 10 bāriem, 100 metriem (330 pēdām). Leņķiskais nerūsējošā tērauda korpuss ir savienots pārī ar integrētu rokassprādzi, un tajā ir safīra kristāls un kabošona vainags. Sarežģīti rakstainajā zilajā ciparnīcā ir dubultā laika displejs, jaudas rezerves indikators, datumu kalendārs un LumiBrite rādītāji un marķieri. Korpusa diametrs: 44,5 mm. Šis pulkstenis, ko darbina gaismas enerģija, bez nepieciešamības mainīt akumulatoru, automātiski saņem radio signālus, lai precīzi pielāgotu laiku un kalendāru, un pēc pilnīgas uzlādes tam ir 6 mēnešu jaudas rezerve.

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EAN: 0029665189967

Kategorijas apģērbi, Apavi un juvelierizstrādājumi, Vīriešiem, pulksteņi, Rasta pulksteņi,

Band Color	Silver
Band Material	Stainless Steel
Band size	10 inches
Band width	24 millimeters
Batteries	1 Product Specific batteries required. (included)
Bezel function	Stationary
Bezel material	Stainless Steel
Brand, Seller, or Collection Name	SEIKO
Calendar	Day-Date
Case diameter	44 millimeters
Case material	Stainless Steel
Case Thickness	13 millimeters
Clasp	Push Button Foldover Clasp With Safety
color	Blue, Silver
Department	Mens
Dial color	Blue
Dial window material type	Synthetic Sapphire
Display Type	Analog
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	SSG019
Item Shape	Round
Item weight	6.8 Ounces
Manufacturer	Seiko Watch Corporation
Model number	SSG019
Movement	Japanese Quartz
Part Number	SSG019
Product Dimensions	6 x 6 x 6 inches; 6.8 Ounces
Product Warranty	For warranty information about this product, please click here
Water resistant depth	330 Feet

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Scritto da: Schnebro

So very, very compelling for the price

First, I rarely publicly review purchases and I'm offering this only after owning it for 6 weeks. The reason I chose to take the time to do this is because this watch hits a homerun for me..."Your experience may differ." Second, for context, I'm a Seiko-kinda-guy. This is probably my 15th-ish of the brand, starting with my first "nice" watch as my wedding present a couple decades ago. I've added a couple Astron GPS' (incl. 2012 1st Edition and 2014 Limited), Premier, Arctura, Kinetic, Recraft, etc. I've sold a few and I'm learning to discipline my purchases...sorta. I'm also a collector of world timers and GMTs (JLC, Nomos, Frederique Constant, IWC, Omega, Ocaeanus, Citizen, etc). I appreciate practicality, beauty and value but I've traveled a lot and have latched onto the convenience and wonder of a unique world timer. What I love about the SSG019 in particular: 1) multi-time zone with cities around the thin-but-legible black bezel that are pretty subtle; 2) gorgeous multi-patterned dial with THE deepest royal blue and silver silver accents. It's absolutely stunning in direct sunlight. Seriously, how this practical (solar!?!) and stunning dial did not get more attention in horological media is beyond belief but hopefully that just keeps prices down; 3) the dial is not overly busy. The day/date/24hr/time zone indicators are just the right amount for efficient travelers. Me, I don't need a chrono or moon phase on a travel watch; 4) speaking of, the asymmetric real estate of the day-of-week indicator is unexpected from Seiko and cool. Screw symmetry--it might be one of my favorite aspects of any watch that I own!; 5) Solar AND Radio Wave--no muss, no fuss! No winding, no time setting, and no need to rebuild every 5-10 years. (In contrast, I'm seriously dreading the cost of overdue service on my JLC Master Geo). 6) The blue flourish on crown is not quite Cartier Ballon Bleu but it's a nice and unexpected touch on a sub-$1k quartz watch. Conversely: 1) I love bracelets and this is better than average for a (non-Grand) Seiko but I wish I had the option of a strap if I'm feeling squirrely; 2) I it's pretty big (44mm x 13mm) and you have to like a medium-weight watch. I get used to my titanium daily-wearers and I really feel the weight of this, which is good for a change, but I don't know if I want to have this on my 7.5" wrist every day; 3) The hands are of great design but the lume sucks. Face it, you're going to look at your phone or Fitbit if it's dark anyway. Bottom line, I think Seiko nailed the design and execution on this one. Why a drop-dead-gorgeous tech-enabled-but-simple solar/radio sync watch like this isn't premium priced is absolutely beyond me. In a parallel marketing universe, this is easily a $4,000-$5,000 watch. Would I want it as my one and only? Quite possibly, but I like variety too much. I can, however, definitely see this as a 1-of-3 or "desert island" watch due to the practicality, beauty and affordability.

Scritto da: Dave Griffiths

Best watch I’ve owned by far!

I’ve waited 6 months to write a review on this watch to see how I like it. It’s absolutely fantastic in its looks and functionality. I was a little skeptical after reading some of the reviews. The biggest complaint was that it requires manually adjusting the watch for daylight savings times. This is true but it’s absolutely a no brainer! Just push and hold the B button and then scroll between the A and B buttons to move the time zone forward or back. All you have to do is remember this one thing after it’s all set up. Now the bad, the watch is fairly complicated to understand all the adjustments and settings. Setting the small 24hr dial is difficult and you can’t even see it anyway. It really has little function except it looks nice. I never use it and will not waste anytime trying to set it again. The directions for setting this watch are complicated so I made my own simplified version. Then I spent a lot of time going through all the settings and learning how to set it. 6 months later I would have to go back and look to change anything The cool thing is I will never have to! The date is updated automatically….a first for me, every watch I’ve owned I have to manually change the date. It connects to the atomic clock about 2-3 times a week and I never take it off. Don’t mess around trying to set it up to get a signal. It’s super accurate, mirroring the time on my cell phone. In conclusion. This watch has stunning looks, very functional with a day of the week and date that are easily visible and update automatically. Easily adjusted for daylight savings and super accurate. Also very affordable compared to GPS watches. Buy it and you will never regret it. My review is a 4.8 out of 5. Only negative is the 24hr dial. It’s hard to set and see to use, really just for looks.

Scritto da: Gee.

A stunning timepiece!!

The pictures don’t do this watch justice. If you want a really smart dress watch then this is it. You will not be disappointed. I highly recommend this brilliant watch from Seiko.

Scritto da: David Middleberg

Beautiful and dependable

Great watch. I’m really enjoying it. It looks great, keeps perfect time and it’s versatile

Scritto da: MrG

A watch that is beautiful, accurate, and high in quality

This is a very stunning watch to look at. In the sunlight, the colors just jump out at you. The watch is quite simple to use. Setting it is very easy to do, and it remains 100% accurate because it gets updated every day by the atomic station in your region of the world (it's Boulder, Colo for me). The fact that it's solar means you never have to worry about replacing the battery. For those reviewers who have complained that the watch does not have a feature that adjusts for daylight savings time, I say: How lazy can you get? During daylight savings time you simply set the watch to the time zone ahead of you and you're good to go (example: LAX to DEN). Then, months later, when you go back to standard time, you simply switch the watch back to your normal time zone. It's very simple, and can be done in a matter of seconds. All in all, this is an amazing, gorgeous, and accurate watch. And, if you're on the fence about buying it, I say: Get it! You won't regret it! Update: I love this watch so much that I ended up buying its sister watch, the SSG019, as well. SSG019 arrived with the day incorrectly positioned (one day off). Misalignments require a person to go through a "preliminary positions" procedure that is set out in the online manual for these watches (download it from Seiko's website). The procedure for setting the "preliminary positions" (pgs. 42-43 of the manual) is a bit tricky and required me to go through multiple attempts, but I finally got it, and the watch is now perfectly aligned. I can see where some people would find the procedure too complicated, and would end up returning the watch, but to me, it was worth the effort. I love the beauty, accuracy, and quality of these watches!

Scritto da: Edison Johnson

Stellar

Beautiful and well crafted. The date window is a bit small but legible. My favorite personal watch yet.

Scritto da: Jattie

Great watch

After reading previous reviews I was a bit anxious buying an expensive watch online without being able to see and feel it in real life. I’ve owned a similarly priced watch before and have to admit I was pleasantly surprised. The watch is really finished off well, the dials aligns perfectly and I read the manual and managed the setup in around an hour. The time zone and synchronisation works and is clearly explained. For Europe you need to be within 1500km radio range of Germany or 500km for UK for time synchronisation to work. The watch is solid and heavy and a bit bigger than it looks. The glass is 37mm. I’m very happy with my purchase.

Scritto da: J

British Summertime setting

Superb watch with only one issue, which isn’t that much of an issue. British summertime setting has to be for France which makes sense. Other than that top quality.

Scritto da: fierce skipper

Came brand new

The media could not be loaded. Came brand new out of box for $550 CAD (with shipping and tax.) Wow. Such a great deal. Sapphire Chrystal display, radio sync to atomic clocks, solar drive… All these features typically go for much more money. I was at a watch shop recently admiring the $2,000, $3,000 watches and this watch still glows and shines better than them. I can’t make this up. My favourite watch at all time I highly recommend it. Notes: the video shows the second dial going fast, I filmed it in time setting mode. Also it is a 44mm watch. (A big boy). If you are skinnier or smaller it might wear big on you

Scritto da: Cody Bastien

Pay attention to detail.

Watch came missing the blue cabochon gem that is supposed to be on the crown. Looks like it fell out or was removed. Pretty disappointing given the priced paid on this watch. Genuinely might return the item for another one. *EDIT* dropped another star because I now have to purchase a new crown and bring it in to be replaced. An extra $70 CAD *UPDATE* due to the complexity of the watch itself and it being a Japanese not even a local repair shop can fix this. I will now be sending it to the US/Japan ($100 shipping) for a CHANCE that they will be able to replace the crown. Which could also cost hundreds. If I could return it and just be completely done with it I would. Beautiful watch but it's now turning into a time and money pit.

Scritto da: Sabel

BSN 8B63 A disappointment

BSN 8B63 I purchased BSN 8B63 from warehouse sales as "very good with minor glass scratch". Upon careful examination, there was no scratch, only day of the week hand was pointing away from "SMTWTFS" After downloading and studying manual pages 81-95 it says that the "preliminary position" must be set. This watch has crown and buttons A and B for set up. Button B is kaputt not functional. From the outside it appears to be ok, it travels 1mm, but producis no contact. This is expensive sophisticated watch, but it cannot be setup properly. Registration and warranty card states it is only valid in the USA. To bad so sad it's going back.