Seiko Automatic Diver's Japan Made SKX007 SKX007J1 SKX007J 200M Men's WatchIf you're looking for a watch that truly captures the feel of the '80s, look no further than this Seiko Dive Watch. It boasts classic good looks, solid construction, and accurate timekeeping. Its excellent luminescence ensures that day, date, markers, and all three hands are visible in even the darkest conditions.
This Seiko Automatic diver's watch is great for reliable timekeeping and classic good looks. It features automatic movement, a stainless steel case, and a unidirectional bezel that helps you easily track elapsed time underwater. The Hardlex crystal ensures the dial remains scratch-resistant and highly readable in lighting conditions, and the rubber strap provides a comfortable fit. Finally, the watch has an impressive 200M water resistance rating, making it suitable for recreational diving. With all these features, this Seiko Dive Watch is sure to be a reliable companion wherever you go.
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.
Seiko Automatic Diver's 200M Jubilee Bracelet SKX009K2 Men's Watch
Take this Seiko Diver as technology housed in a fortress to withstand the bumpy sides of recreation. It’s stylishly rugged and bears the Seiko hallmarks allover; from the Hardlex crystal to the LumiBrite paint - to say the least, it shows being sophisticated is not against being strong and resilient. You can check that once down to 660 feet under water, if you must.
Seiko Automatic Diver SKX007 SKX007K1 SKX007K Rubber Band Men's WatchThis Seiko Dive watch is beautiful but also bold and rugged. It's an excellent choice for people who are still getting into hard-core diver watches but are looking for one to use recreationally near water occasionally. However, even if you prefer a wetsuit over formal wear and spend most of your time in the water, this watch will help you get the real deal.
This Seiko Dive watch is designed to be comfortable, durable, and reliable - perfect for any activity. The stainless steel case, rubber strap, Automatic movement, and 200M water resistance rating ensure you can have fun in the water without worrying about damaging your watch. The Hardlex Crystal face, luminous hands, and markers provide optimal visibility in low light conditions, while the unidirectional bezel and day/date display feature provides added functionality. With an approximate case diameter of 43mm and thickness of 13mm, this watch is comfortable to wear while still making a bold statement. It's ideal for diving, snorkeling, swimming, and other water-based activities. Not only will you look great, but you'll also have peace of mind knowing that your watch is up for any adventure.
This Seiko Dive watch is an excellent choice for an attractive and reliable timepiece with plenty of features. Whether you're into recreational dives or hard-core deep diving, this timepiece can handle it in style. Get ready for your next adventure with the Seiko Dive Watch. It's sure to be the perfect companion for all your aquatic adventures!
Seiko Automatic Divers SKX007K2 Men's Watch
The Seiko Men's Diver's Automatic watch is sleek, looks good and invincible to water unless the depth crosses the 200 meters barrier. Measuring 40mm across, this is all stainless steel construction with a black dial and a unidirectional bezel to keep check on the elapsed hours. And being a diver watch, it goes without saying that the hands and the marks are prominent enough to show even in the abysmal, oceanic depths.
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!
