Seiko SNKL05 Features
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Ref. No. :SNKL05
Code :seiko-watch-snkl05
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn NY
Price : $ 63
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :38 mm
Thickness :12 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Dial :Blue
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Steel
Clasp :Fold clasp
Functions :Date, Weekday
Others :Luminescent Hands
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Seiko SNKL05 The Related Reviews:
- While this is a good quality watch, it is not made for a er person. Its also very heavy on the wrist. I would recommend this for a women with a large wrist.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by MICHAEL H India Bhimavaram from Netherlands Purmerend
- I already have this watch in the goldtone and now I am ordering it in the silvertone. It is very comfortable and I get many, many compliments on it.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Linda Toft Torsvik Israel Netanya from Netherlands Purmerend
- very accurate description and fast delvery! thanks
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- Review by Michelle Parsons USA Clearwater Florida from Netherlands Purmerend
Seiko SNKL05 wrist watches news:
U-Boat U-1942 Limited Edition Watch: Giant Retro Italian Diver
Apparently based on a never actually made design from 1942, the limited edition U-Boat U-1942 watch is an Italian blast from the past. The story goes that the Italian Navy commissioned a special watch to be made, but it never made production. This U-1942 watch is based directly on that design - and it is really sharp looking. The oddest part of the watch is of course the crown. It extends out.. maybe too far.? It is kind of silly and phallic to be honest. I mean it works, and looks cool, but you know.Lets just say that it looks like a periscope...yea that's it. The crown is meant to have a functional use though. The idea is that it is meant to be easy to use with gloves. Easy to use meaning winding it and adjusting it. Not sure how easy it will be to release the crown while in the locked position with gloves though, but probably pretty simple. Further, I believe that the crown can be adjusted and wound underwaterwhich should be nice.The watch is big! Really big with a grade 5 titanium
Apparently based on a never actually made design from 1942, the limited edition U-Boat U-1942 watch is an Italian blast from the past. The story goes that the Italian Navy commissioned a special watch to be made, but it never made production. This U-1942 watch is based directly on that design - and it is really sharp looking. The oddest part of the watch is of course the crown. It extends out.. maybe too far.? It is kind of silly and phallic to be honest. I mean it works, and looks cool, but you know.Lets just say that it looks like a periscope...yea that's it. The crown is meant to have a functional use though. The idea is that it is meant to be easy to use with gloves. Easy to use meaning winding it and adjusting it. Not sure how easy it will be to release the crown while in the locked position with gloves though, but probably pretty simple. Further, I believe that the crown can be adjusted and wound underwaterwhich should be nice.The watch is big! Really big with a grade 5 titanium
Need Help to ID My Hamilton Wristwatch
I was hoping someone could help me ID my Vintage Hamilton wristwatch. I opened it up and it is 17J 980 with #'s G395477 on the movement. It is marked 14K goldfilled. I will post pictures.Thanks in advance for any help to Id this watch
I was hoping someone could help me ID my Vintage Hamilton wristwatch. I opened it up and it is 17J 980 with #'s G395477 on the movement. It is marked 14K goldfilled. I will post pictures.Thanks in advance for any help to Id this watch
Ap royal oak offshore need advice
Hi I'm currently thinking about swapping my YMII yg to an AP offshore full braclet the Brick or just getting a skydweller Ss to add on my collection what do you guys think?
Hi I'm currently thinking about swapping my YMII yg to an AP offshore full braclet the Brick or just getting a skydweller Ss to add on my collection what do you guys think?
Is it possible for crystal to be etched? (hard water?)
I just noticed that my newer SD43 crystal appears to be etched, the marks look just like hard water spots on a car. Very disconcerting.- I've already rinsed with water and washed with soap, soft sponge - no difference- I'm 100% sure the spots are there. Under certain angles and different lighting I can't see them, but under my desk lamp they are clearly visible.- Once seen, cannot be unseen.... I sometimes play with different chemicals such as brake parts cleaner, carb cleaner etc. I don't recall getting anything on here but that's likely it. How to get this off? CLR? Hit it with a buffing pad an Dremel? Automotive cutting compound? Nail polish remover? (Please don't say send it to the RSC!!!)ThanksPic for proofUse this URL for full resolution pichttps://i.imgur/aoFO4Sq.jpg
I just noticed that my newer SD43 crystal appears to be etched, the marks look just like hard water spots on a car. Very disconcerting.- I've already rinsed with water and washed with soap, soft sponge - no difference- I'm 100% sure the spots are there. Under certain angles and different lighting I can't see them, but under my desk lamp they are clearly visible.- Once seen, cannot be unseen.... I sometimes play with different chemicals such as brake parts cleaner, carb cleaner etc. I don't recall getting anything on here but that's likely it. How to get this off? CLR? Hit it with a buffing pad an Dremel? Automotive cutting compound? Nail polish remover? (Please don't say send it to the RSC!!!)ThanksPic for proofUse this URL for full resolution pichttps://i.imgur/aoFO4Sq.jpg
Official First Time out of the House 116619 pics..Modem Burner, sorry Mods lol
Been a crazy 10 days, so these are my first pics heading out of the house with the WG.I don't miss my GMT Root Beer Serti, TT 116613 Diamond. I kinda miss the TT Silver Slate Submariner Serti though.Have a great weekend.And a threw the LVc in there cause I haven't worn it at all over the last few months. And boy do I miss wearing it, the perfect Spring Weather Watch. Needs more wrist time.Special thanks to Mike and Ken (King's of The Enable Club). And Tony (justrolxes) for the fastest transaction I've ever had.Here's the what's on the list for the next few night'sThe WG Sub has yet to see daylight still. Sent -3 or -8
Been a crazy 10 days, so these are my first pics heading out of the house with the WG.I don't miss my GMT Root Beer Serti, TT 116613 Diamond. I kinda miss the TT Silver Slate Submariner Serti though.Have a great weekend.And a threw the LVc in there cause I haven't worn it at all over the last few months. And boy do I miss wearing it, the perfect Spring Weather Watch. Needs more wrist time.Special thanks to Mike and Ken (King's of The Enable Club). And Tony (justrolxes) for the fastest transaction I've ever had.Here's the what's on the list for the next few night'sThe WG Sub has yet to see daylight still. Sent -3 or -8
