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Seiko SNAE47 Features
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Brand:Seiko
Series:Titanium
Model:SNAE47
Gender:Men's
Watch Label:Japan Movt
Movement:Quartz
Dial Color:Black
Crystal:Hardlex
Hands:Luminous Silver-tone
Second Markers:Minute Markers around the outer rim
Sub Dials:Three - 60 Seconds, 60 Minutes and 12 hours (Alarm)
Luminiscence:Hands and Markers
Clasp:Three Fold with safty Release
Case Size:39.5 mm
Case Thickness:9.9 mm
Case Material:Titanium
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Screw Down Solid
Bezel:Fixed Titanium
Water Resistance:100 meters / 330 feet
Calendar:Date display at the 3 o'clock position
Functions:Alarm, Second, Chronograph, Date, Hour, Minute
Features:Alarm, Chronograph, Titanium
Warranty:3 Year Jomashop Warranty
UPC Code:4954628132413
Internal ID:SE-SNAE47
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Seiko SNAE47 The Related Reviews:
- very easy to use
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by daniel seese Netherland Amsterdam from Netherlands Purmerend
- A Perfect deal..
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by sean carthew Hungary Pecs from Netherlands Purmerend
- Its great except is scratches easily.
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- Review by Ragnar Rannok United States Irving from Netherlands Purmerend
Seiko SNAE47 wrist watches news:
A cherished one returns to the fold
This one returned to the collection on Monday and has been on my wrist ever since:This is a custom Speedy that I put together back in 2006 and was my second project watch (PW2). The movement came out of an early 80's "beater" given to me by a friend:Unfortunately I sold it in 2008 to help fund the Explorer II and have grieved ever since. Fortunately, the purchaser has graciously allowed me to have him back.My new LiquidMetal Planet Ocean and GMT IIc must be wondering what happened. They've sat on the winder since Monday. "PW2? What's a PW2?", they must be asking.Fr. John?
This one returned to the collection on Monday and has been on my wrist ever since:This is a custom Speedy that I put together back in 2006 and was my second project watch (PW2). The movement came out of an early 80's "beater" given to me by a friend:Unfortunately I sold it in 2008 to help fund the Explorer II and have grieved ever since. Fortunately, the purchaser has graciously allowed me to have him back.My new LiquidMetal Planet Ocean and GMT IIc must be wondering what happened. They've sat on the winder since Monday. "PW2? What's a PW2?", they must be asking.Fr. John?
The need for a watch winder
Hello all,I bought a P series Sub, used, two years ago and enjoy the watch very much; when I wear it.And that's the issue. I probably pull it out once or twice a month to wear and the rest of the time it sits in it's box next to my newly accuired wedding ring.So far, no problems with it, but I'm curious what opinion you guys might have about the need for a watch winder given how seldom it's worn. I don't mind winding and setting the Sub for going out, but at the same time I don't want to cause damage that will warrent a service center fix (I can't believe how much they charge for servicing). I've been out on the web and have found conflicting reports over the question about needing a watch winder for the good of my watch. My instinct as a former machinest tells me that no use equals no wear, does this hold true with these automatic watches?Jack
Hello all,I bought a P series Sub, used, two years ago and enjoy the watch very much; when I wear it.And that's the issue. I probably pull it out once or twice a month to wear and the rest of the time it sits in it's box next to my newly accuired wedding ring.So far, no problems with it, but I'm curious what opinion you guys might have about the need for a watch winder given how seldom it's worn. I don't mind winding and setting the Sub for going out, but at the same time I don't want to cause damage that will warrent a service center fix (I can't believe how much they charge for servicing). I've been out on the web and have found conflicting reports over the question about needing a watch winder for the good of my watch. My instinct as a former machinest tells me that no use equals no wear, does this hold true with these automatic watches?Jack
Avenger Blackbird 48 DEAL
HiAD offer € 4,100 for Avenger Blackbird 48 with extra Breitling plastic strap.This is my first time for Breitling.Deal is O.K or not ?Thanks
HiAD offer € 4,100 for Avenger Blackbird 48 with extra Breitling plastic strap.This is my first time for Breitling.Deal is O.K or not ?Thanks
I'm Back in Omega's Fold with an LM PO
I started my collection with an Omega Double Eagle Chrono which I eventually sold. But with the Liquidmetal PO, I will be back with Omega for good. This watch rocks.
I started my collection with an Omega Double Eagle Chrono which I eventually sold. But with the Liquidmetal PO, I will be back with Omega for good. This watch rocks.
Which SS Daytona to get?
Having given up trying to get a new SS Daytona from an AD, I've decided to go the Grey route.Which do you think is a better buy for the long term? A newish black dial 116500LN or a 10 year old black dial that has been serviced at RSC?The difference in cost between the two is around ¡ê3,500 (UK).The plan is to keep it for 10 years and then give it to my son. In the mean I will wear the hell out of it.Thanks
Having given up trying to get a new SS Daytona from an AD, I've decided to go the Grey route.Which do you think is a better buy for the long term? A newish black dial 116500LN or a 10 year old black dial that has been serviced at RSC?The difference in cost between the two is around ¡ê3,500 (UK).The plan is to keep it for 10 years and then give it to my son. In the mean I will wear the hell out of it.Thanks
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