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Seiko White Dial Grey Titanium Men's Watch SNE139

I ordered the Seiko Titanium watch. Very classy watch for the price. Like the feel and the quality for the price.Easy to read as lttle cry-stales surrond the face, highlites run both along the sidesand inside on the face. Easy to put on and off, goes well with the matching bracelet. Not heavylays flat and soft on your wrist.A lot of style for the money.fe

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Review by XIAO LI, From Spain Oropesa Del Mar

Seiko Chronograph Silver Dial stainless Steel Men's Watch SPC079

Bought this for my 17 yr old Grandson and he LOVED IT! He's very picky about things and I was thrilled that he liked it so much!! Thanks so much...

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Review by Lynda Crawley, From Espana Antequera (malaga)

Seiko White Dial Black Leather Men's Watch SUR113

This watch is smart but so small and has such a narrow strap that it looks like a women's watch. I'm not sure how to wear it without people thinking you borrowed a watch from your wife/girlfriend. It will disappear if you have big wrists, and will make small wrists look smaller.

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Review by Edward Colina, From England West Molesey

On Sunday, July 12, the New Zealand crew of Pete Burling and Blair Tuke won the 49er European Championships, dominating the final day of competition on the huge Atlantic swell off the coast of Porto, Portugal. The day before, the European Championships for the women's class, the 49er FX, was won by the Italian team of Giulia Conti and Francesca Clapcich after an equally wild but very different Medal Race in the river estuary. Seiko has been a main sponsor of the International 49er Class, and both teams were rewarded with Seiko Velatura watches in recognition of their wins.

However, in addition to the Championship medals, there is another prize at stake. At every major regatta, the world's best sailors compete not just for Championship gold, but for the glory of being the fastest downwind sailor.

Among the women's 49er FX fleet, Giulia Conti and Francesca Clapcich went into the final day playing catch-up in the overall Championships, but they sailed a stunning series to retain their Seiko 'Queens of the Downwind' crown, as well as the gold medal itself. Their downwind speed made all the difference.
For much of the men's 49er European Championships, the young Argentinian brothers, Yago and Klaus Lange, were leading the Seiko 'Kings of the Downwind' competition and were lying in the top 4 overall. However, a difficult last day saw them slide out of top spot and overtaken by the overall winners of the European Championships - Pete Burling and Blair Tuke of New Zealand.

The Championships were viewed by record audiences, both live and globally via Youtube, with over 500,000 minutes of footage watched over the week. Next stop for the fleets in this crucial Olympic qualifying year is the World Championships in Buenos Aires in November. Will raw speed make the difference once again?