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Seiko 5 SNZG Review
It's been some time since we reviewed a Seiko on worn&wound, which is a shame because Seiko is one of our favorite brands. As long time readers may recall, we've reviewed a number of Seiko's including two from their Seiko 5 line, the SNK military field watch and SNZH diver, both of which have quite a following from the watch nerd community. Seiko 5¡®s are known for being sturdy, affordable mechanical watches that come in a variety of flavors, and today we're going to take a look at the SNZG, a mid-sized military field watch that retails for $100 to $115 depending on strap choice.Case: Stainless steelMovement: Seiko 7S26C 23 Jewel Automatic with Day/dateDial: BlackLens: HardlexCase Back: Display BackStrap: Stainless steelWater Res.: 10atm (100m/300f)Diameter: 42mmThickness: 12mmLug Width: 22mmWarranty: Two-yearThe Seiko 5 line of watches is vast, including watches from a number of genres (dive, dress, military) with varying dial colors, case finishes and strap choices for each model.

Off to the States again!
I'm sitting in the United lounge at Narita. I'm heading to the West Coast this time. The family is along this time, but they're not too interested in taking watch photos in the airport. I wonder why?This is my third flight to the States in six weeks. My jet lag has jet lag.

Roo 44 mm 26400 stainless steel vs titanium
Hello all I have to decide between the two roo 44 mmWhich one you prefer and why?Thanks a lot

Strap options on a Submersible
Just picked up a 243 and it came with the OEM rubber strap. I wanted to get either aftermarket or OEM leather strap to dress up the watchWhat leather straps are you guys running on your submersibles? and as always a photo would be greatly appreciatedthank you in advance

Should I sell my SD43 and pick up a BLNR instead (one watch collection)?
Right, so here's the deal, I bought my first ever Rolex in May 2017, the new Sea-dweller 43mm. I have always wanted the black sub date but this thing got announced at Baselworld and I fell in love with the dial and the pop of that red writing. Also the chance of owning a 50th anniversary edition watch was another pull. Now I've been wearing the watch for almost a year and my wrists are on the small side, 6.75 at best on a hot day! For this watch to look good on a small wrist like mine I feel like it has to be worn pretty snug and behind the wrist bone, which when you live in a warm and extremely humid climate it can get a little uncomfortable. Personally, it's just the protrusion of the caseback rather than the 43mm size that is the issue for me on a small wrist. Therefore, for me, it is not the most ideal daily wearer, considering this is my only 'high end' watch.Just recently, I have started to look at the BLNR more and more, a couple of things have pulled me towards this watch, blue