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Seiko SNZH57 Features
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Ref. No. :SNZH57
Code :seiko-5--automatic-mens-watch-snzh57
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn NY
Price : $ 140
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :42 mm
Thickness :14 mm
Waterproof :100 m
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Steel
Clasp :Fold clasp
Functions :Date, Weekday
Others :Skeletonized, Luminescent Hands
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The last sheep is in the barn...
My recent activities have seen a flurry of new watches enter my life. I've been trying to add to my collection in meaningful ways - balance my collection of chronos with non-chrono units. Adding a few divers to balance my other non-diver units.Well, the last of the recent efforts has arrived - my Invicta Pro Diver. I was a bit apprehensive after seeing an Invicta diver yesterday at a local shop. It was smaller than I'd hoped for.Thankfully, when I opened the box on my Pro Diver today, it was much larger than the one in the shop! :D Now, I have to say, after a few minutes adjusting the strap, I LOVE this watch. It feels fantastic on my wrist.The blue color is nice and deep and the interplay between polished bits and brushed finished parts is well done. The movement is super smooth and the display back offers a view of a nicely turned out movement.I especially like the red tip on the second hand.Anyway, here it is - the newest addition to the herdthe last sheep to enter the barn,
My recent activities have seen a flurry of new watches enter my life. I've been trying to add to my collection in meaningful ways - balance my collection of chronos with non-chrono units. Adding a few divers to balance my other non-diver units.Well, the last of the recent efforts has arrived - my Invicta Pro Diver. I was a bit apprehensive after seeing an Invicta diver yesterday at a local shop. It was smaller than I'd hoped for.Thankfully, when I opened the box on my Pro Diver today, it was much larger than the one in the shop! :D Now, I have to say, after a few minutes adjusting the strap, I LOVE this watch. It feels fantastic on my wrist.The blue color is nice and deep and the interplay between polished bits and brushed finished parts is well done. The movement is super smooth and the display back offers a view of a nicely turned out movement.I especially like the red tip on the second hand.Anyway, here it is - the newest addition to the herdthe last sheep to enter the barn,
I went to the Post Office...
As noted from another post, I ordered a vintage piece from my birth year. It arrived while I was away and I grabbed it today from the Post Office. The pics:Ahh, the smell of bubble wrap in the morning...As mentioned in the original post, the original box and all!Literally snapped when I opened the box - I hadn't moved a thing, just like it was sitting at the store!I'll shoot some better pictures later with better light, just wanted to show off a beautiful watch.Looks and feels great on the wrist!I tried to find an email address at Zenith to ask them for any info on the watch - any ideas out there? I am curious of the model name, etc.Thanks,B
As noted from another post, I ordered a vintage piece from my birth year. It arrived while I was away and I grabbed it today from the Post Office. The pics:Ahh, the smell of bubble wrap in the morning...As mentioned in the original post, the original box and all!Literally snapped when I opened the box - I hadn't moved a thing, just like it was sitting at the store!I'll shoot some better pictures later with better light, just wanted to show off a beautiful watch.Looks and feels great on the wrist!I tried to find an email address at Zenith to ask them for any info on the watch - any ideas out there? I am curious of the model name, etc.Thanks,B
Submariner history since 1954
I was wondering if anyone can answer a specific submariner history question. The first submariners were unveiled around 1954. They have always been black or blue, with the exception of the two special green ones I think. Currently, there are eight models in production and they are all 40 mm case diameters. I believe there are twenty-one discontinued models. Of those discontinued models of the submariner, were they all also 40 mm case diameters?Not sure why this popped into my head, but now that I cannot find the answer it is bugging me. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
I was wondering if anyone can answer a specific submariner history question. The first submariners were unveiled around 1954. They have always been black or blue, with the exception of the two special green ones I think. Currently, there are eight models in production and they are all 40 mm case diameters. I believe there are twenty-one discontinued models. Of those discontinued models of the submariner, were they all also 40 mm case diameters?Not sure why this popped into my head, but now that I cannot find the answer it is bugging me. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
