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Seiko Divers,are they pretty good quality?

How do you guys feel about the Seiko line of dive watch's how is the quality compared to some other lines.are these pretty trouble free watches or are there things to look out for.I have zero experience them

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Flyback Senior Member True WatchGeek

Seiko dive watches have a well earned reputation for their design and reliability. I you've found a model that appeals to you, buy it with confidence. This is one of mine.

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You'll likely never hear complaints about Seiko in general. Excellent quality, reliability and value.

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Originally Posted by Flyback Seiko dive watches have a well earned reputation for their design and reliability. I you've found a model that appeals to you, buy it with confidence. This is one of mine.

Is that the orange monster I hear about.I like the looks of that one desert rex View Public Profile Send a private message to desert rex Find all posts by desert rex Add desert rex to Your Contacts #6 Yesterday, 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by jskelton You'll likely never hear complaints about Seiko in general. Excellent quality, reliability and value. Ok thanks Jim desert rex View Public Profile Send a private message to desert rex Find all posts by desert rex Add desert rex to Your Contacts #7 Yesterday, 07:20 PM Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Northern CA Posts: 18,478 Real Name: Brad

Flyback Senior Member True WatchGeek

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Originally Posted by desert rex Is that the orange monster I hear about.I like the looks of that one Yep. That's the Orange Monster. Also known as Seiko model number SKX781. __________________

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You will not have any problems with a Seiko Divers. Very dependable watches. __________________

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If you want seiko may I recommend using this site; they are having a sale on Seikos; I own the Orange monster on rubber and the Black Monster on SS bracelet which I purchased from this site; they are authorized Seiko dealers as well as Android dealers; http://www.longislandwatch.com/Seiko..._Watches_1.htm Franco View Public Profile Send a private message to Franco Find all posts by Franco Add Franco to Your Contacts #11 Yesterday, 07:39 PM Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Northern CA Posts: 18,478 Real Name: Brad

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Here's another one of mine.

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Originally Posted by Franco If you want seiko may I recommend using this site; they are having a sale on Seikos; I own the Orange monster on rubber and the Black Monster on SS bracelet which I purchased from this site; they are authorized Seiko dealers as well as Android dealers; http://www.longislandwatch.com/Seiko..._Watches_1.htm Thanks desert rex View Public Profile Send a private message to desert rex Find all posts by desert rex Add desert rex to Your Contacts #13 Yesterday, 07:48 PM Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Virginia /Washington D.C. Posts: 927 Real Name: Jeff Davekos

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Originally Posted by Flyback Here's another one of mine.

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I just came from my favorite book store, and I read the new International watch magazine and they had an article on fake watches and Internet purchasing; http://www.longislandwatch.com/Seiko..._Watches_1.htm was one of the Internet companies featured in the article; apparently they are Authorized dealers of all their watches; I didnt know that; know I feel even more confident about purchasing from them. Franco View Public Profile Send a private message to Franco Find all posts by Franco Add Franco to Your Contacts #15 Yesterday, 07:54 PM Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Juneau, Alaska Posts: 971 Real Name: Cal

battleshipduke Senior Member Veteran Geek

In my opinion Seiko dive watches are by far the best watch for the money and to a point, better than watches ten times there cost. It would be like comparing a Honda to a Harley. This 007 of mine is at least 25 years old, it has seen more water, weather and abuse than a watch should ever be subjected to and it has never faltered.

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Originally Posted by Franco I just came from my favorite book store, and I read the new International watch magazine and they had an article on fake watches and Internet purchasing; http://www.longislandwatch.com/Seiko..._Watches_1.htm was one of the Internet companies featured in the article; apparently they are Authorized dealers of all their watches; I didnt know that; know I feel even more confident about purchasing from them. That's good info to know I'm actually helping the wife of one of my partners who wants to pick one up for his birthday in Sept,but after looking at the pictures Flyback posted now I'm looking at them myself.I dont know why I haven't looked before now. I think I've been missing out on a great brand desert rex View Public Profile Send a private message to desert rex

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I've had one forever and never had a problem with it. I had a Seiko when I was in the service in Viet Nam and literally had it blown off of my wrist in a mortar attack, our sappers found the watch two days later with only a couple of links on it and huge scratches in the sapphire crystal, the day dial was stuck between the two languages but the watch was still running and keeping the correct time. I still have that watch and it still keeps good time. Never be afraid to buy a Seiko. __________________

Heck if it wasn't for bad luck I wouldn't have no luck at all. Grblfrtz Grblfrtz View Public Profile Send a private message to Grblfrtz Send email to Grblfrtz Find all posts by Grblfrtz Add Grblfrtz to Your Contacts #18 Yesterday, 08:07 PM

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Boating and tubing and all sorts of water sports. It takes all I can give it with no troubles at all... mines 3 yrs of daily wrist time...

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IMO it's pretty hard to beat Seiko's quality:value quotient. Hope you find one you like and post some pictures too! __________________

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Absolutely love the Orange Monster and the 2nd Seiko Brad posted. I'll have one soon in my collection! hehe __________________ There is no reality outside the Matrix. TheMatrix View Public Profile Send a private message to TheMatrix Send email to TheMatrix Find all posts by TheMatrix Add TheMatrix to Your Contacts #21 Yesterday, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Grblfrtz I've had one forever and never had a problem with it. I had a Seiko when I was in the service in Viet Nam and literally had it blown off of my wrist in a mortar attack, our sappers found the watch two days later with only a couple of links on it and huge scratches in the sapphire crystal, the day dial was stuck between the two languages but the watch was still running and keeping the correct time. I still have that watch and it still keeps good time. Never be afraid to buy a Seiko. Now that's a hell of a story you have there,and thanks for sharing,and many respects for your service in NAM,glad you survived that attack,sincerely best wishes to you. desert rex View Public Profile Send a private message to desert rex Find all posts by desert rex Add desert rex to Your Contacts #22 Yesterday, 08:36 PM Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Chicago Posts: 976 Real Name: Mike

reddog1 Senior Member Veteran Geek

Jeff here's another the Seiko 007 Very comfortable bracelet...as comfortable as I have ever had....keeps time SPOT ON.... the LUME is fantastic

Also Long Island Watch GREAT PRICES on hard to find Seikos __________________

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My black Monster from Marc at LongIslandwatch.com should be here tomorrow. Been putting it off too long, can't wait. Owned an old 007 for a brief period when I was in school, always missed the look of that one. Great watches. __________________

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Seiko makes excellent divers for the money, some of the best. Buy with confidence. __________________

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I'm a big fan. I've had 4 (still own 3) and I love the seiko dive watches. Seiko does dive watches right. Although all mine are quartz, they have end of life indicators (second starts to tick every 2 seconds) to alert you that your battery is low/needs changing. Here are the 3 I still have: snda13 "Caesar"

Ska367 "BFK"

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Seiko divers are pure awesomesauce. I currently own many. bluloo View Public Profile Send a private message to bluloo Find all posts by bluloo Add bluloo to Your Contacts #27 Yesterday, 09:31 PM

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abduksion Senior Member True WatchGeek

I have the Seiko Orange Monster, I also would try Citizen and Orient??? __________________

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Great watches,I have a few. __________________

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I have two of the origional Monsters, Black and orange dial models, got them when Loer was selling Seiko divers. They are a real good watch for the money, they use the same Seilo movement that Invicta uses in their $115.00 Diver. They use to have a cult following. The workmanship is second to none, great bracelet, very comfortable, has extension link and the lumanosity is the brightest I have ever seen. I have had them for 6 years now and they are running great and keeping good time. Neil View Public Profile Send a private message to Neil Find all posts by Neil Add Neil to Your Contacts #30 Yesterday, 09:48 PM

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Flyback Senior Member True WatchGeek

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Originally Posted by Neil . . .they use the same Seilo movement that Invicta uses in their $115.00 Diver. The SII NH25A movement used in some new Invicta models is similar to but not the same as the Seiko 7S26. __________________

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Originally Posted by Flyback Here's another one of mine.

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