SEIKOAutomatic Watch for Men - 5 Sports - Day/Date Calendar, LumiBrite Hands and Markers, and Rotating Bezel, 100m Water-Resistant

Great watch. The silver numbers really pop off the blue dial. Looks much better in person.

I bought my first Seiko Automatic Dive watch in 1981 and still have it, but since I can't replace the movement, I decided to get another Seiko. This will probably be the last watch I buy in my life, and all I wanted was another Seiko. It's a beautiful watch and I have already been getting compliments on it.The only difference I can see between my old Seiko and this one is the new one only stays running for a little more than 24 hours if you take it off, where the old Seiko would run for about 3 days. Not a big deal, but a difference.LOVE my new Seiko. As one customer told me, "An excellent watch without being pretensious."

Sieko does it once again with a great time piece. A very high end looking watch for a fraction of the price. It’s not nicknamed blingmaster for nothing.My father had a Sieko 5 all gold version from 1980 and I wanted to buy the updated version. The 1980’s version was very classic Sieko. And Yes, this version is gaudy and really in your face with the design. But that’s the point.In regards to time keeping- it’s excellent, better than my 2017 Sieko 5 Sport and as good as my Tissot 1875.The glow in the dark functions for at least 5-6 hours which is great at night as well.Overall totally worth it if you’re looking for something eye catching and quality for a fair price.

The blue color scheme is absolutely beautiful. Like my other Seiko watch, I get compliments all the time, and people assume it’s much pricier than it actually is. What an incredible value. I highly recommend this watch if you want a nice looking watch that won’t break your bank. Always trust Seiko!

This is the first automatic watch I've ever bought myself. I think I had one when I was a kid, but I remember never wearing it, as digital watches were huge back then. After dozens of G-shocks and other digital watches, I got a Casio Duro dive watch a few years ago and absolutely loved it. I've been looking for an orange-dialed dive watch ever since, and as soon as I saw this Seiko, I pulled the trigger.The watch looks great - lots of style points and easy to read. I ended up changing the stock band to a black silicone one, and the watch looks less luxury and more sporty. The watch feels nice on the wrist - not too big, not too small. It's a dive watch, so no problem in the water.Complaints? It's a mechanical watch - you have to wear it or wind it every couple days or it stops. As someone who owns multiple watches and wears different ones day-to-day, this is difficult for me. I'll reach for the Seiko after not having worn it for a few days, and have to wind it and adjust the time and date - kind of a pain to do every time I want to wear it.The other bad thing? Accuracy, A mechanical watch typically varies as many seconds in a day as a quartz watch varies in a month. Even if I keep the watch wound and running every day, after a week it's off by a couple minutes. I use my watches to tell the time, not just for jewelry - so having an accurate timepiece is important to me.I still like this watch a lot, and I would recommend it to anyone interested in an entry-level Seiko. That being said, I don't think I'll be buying another mechanical watch.

Great automatic watch especially for the price. It fits my smaller size wrist after having the band adjusted I took it to a local jeweler and they did this for $10. I particularly like the date and day feature and the way the Beazell rotates. Reasonably accurate in this price point.

Looks great Works great . Highly recommended.I WILL ADD TO MY REVIEW A MONTH AFTER I RECEIVED MY COLLECTIBLE ....IT IS AN OUTSTANDING TIMEKEEPING MACHINELOOKS INCREDIBLE.I KNOW ABOUT WATCHES...AND THIS IS THE BEST VALUE I HAVE.REGARDS

This series of Seikos has turned out to be a fairly impressive line of watches for the money. The "36" movement inside is a nice movement, isn't too loud, and keeps excellent time. It's not a Swiss Luxury Diver, but it's also approximately 1/10th the price and still nearly as good (from a time-keeping perspective). On this one, the Orange dial is really very nice in the sun. It has a very nice brushed sunray patterned finish which gives it a really nice glow without being obnoxious. It changes with the light is is quite attractive.Another big bonus - drilled lugs! Makes changing out the bracelet for various straps a cinch. You can change up the look of this thing in minutes. The bracelet is nothing special, and it along with it's clasp are probably the low points of this particular watch. It's not a horrible bracelet, but the stamped clasp and hollow links make for somewhat of an underwhelming feel to the bracelet. That said, buy a few straps in rubber, leather or nylon from Amazon and you can have a different strap (and higher quality) anytime you like!Overall, a very good watch for it's price and punches above it's price point for sure. Overall the quality is good (it's a Seiko after all). The packaging is appropriate for the price (just a simple small cardboard box/case with a small vinyl pillow inside), but not something you'd consider a display box or even "fancy".The entire proposition of this series of watches is just quite good. Looks good, wears well, keeps very good time, is an automatic mechanical watch with day/date, easy to change bracelet....all from a reputable brand. Don't expect it to directly compete with a $2K-$5K diver, but do expect it to come closer than you'd think based on it's price!