Seiko SRP560 Features
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Brand:Seiko
Model:SRP560
Gender:Men's
Movement:Quartz
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Black
Crystal:Scratch Resistant Hardlex
Hands:Luminous Rose Gold-tone
Second Markers:Minute Markers around the outer rim
Luminiscence:Hands and Markers
Band Type:Strap
Band Material:Black Rubber
Band Width:22 mm
Clasp:Tang
Case Size:44 mm
Case Thickness:13 mm
Case Material:Rose Gold-tone Stainless Steel
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Transparent
Bezel:Uni-directional Rotating Back and Rose Gold-tone
Water Resistance:100 meters / 330 feet
Calendar:Day of the Week and Date display at the 3 o'clock position
Features:Gold, Stainless Steel
Style:Casual Watches
Warranty:3 Year Jomashop Warranty
Internal ID:SE-SRP560
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Seiko SRP560 wrist watches news:
Angular Momentum's newest timepiece collection is based on something very Japanese. Maybe Seiko or Citizen will be pissed? Angular Momentum's Urushi watch collection uses just that, the ancient natural Japanese lacquer. Urushi actually comes from a tree and is likely a specialized sap from a tree native to Japan, sometimes called the Varnish or Lacquer tree. For centuries, it seems that the compound has been used for various purposes, and still used today for decorative purposes. Angular Momentum has taken Urushi and created a series of watch that embody various manners of Japanese symbolism on them. The sap dries to be very hard (like plastic), and is very smooth. The sap itself is not black and red naturally when it dries as you see on the watches. Instead it is colored with iron or ferric oxide often for the black and red colors you see. It is quite an amazing natural compound, and is hard to believe it is not synthetic.The watches are each done with a different image - as capturing
Hi all,I just wanted to post this reminder that on October 18th at 1pm there will be a GTG in downtown Boston. (See the sticky at the top of the forum) Anyone may attend. We (my co-organizer from TZ) ask that you confirm your attendance by October 15th so we can update the reservation with the restaurant.If you are interested please send me a PM or email with your name and best way to contact you. At that time I will provide more details. The last GTG in April was really great and this one is going to be as well. Hope to see you! ~JB
I had a scarey moment yesterday. While away on a business meeting we were all standing around taking during a break, and without warning, my GMTc just fell off my wrist and hit the concrete ground. No damage, but I was a little shocked. What if it fell off while driving to the meet on the parkway at 60mph while my arm was hanging out the window? Now I'm sure this is my fault because I did remove the bracelet and add a link (bought from ad), and I did not use Locktite. I figured it would be fine if I just tightented it real good. I guess I was wrong. All the wiggle and shaking must have worked the screw loose. (I was able to find the screw)Can someone tell me which locktite to use? I am in automotive field and I know there are different grades of Locktite. Consider myself LUCKY.Bob
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