Japanese Seiko Replica, Luxury Watches Seiko

Seiko Blue Dial Titanium Men's Watch SGG729

After reading the reviews, I purchased this Seiko Blue Dial Titanium Men's SGG729 watch for my roommate for Christmas. He wore a old, simple leather banded one, so anything modern was going to be nice for him. This watch is substantial in it's weight and has a gorgeous look to it. An inexpensive watch that looks and feels like a million bucks!!!

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Review by Melissa Mitchell, From Argentina Cordoba

Seiko Classic Silver Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch SRZ425P1

I love this Seiko Classic Silver Dial Stainless Steel Ladies SRZ425P1 watch, I recieved so many compliments, from people grabing my wrist and screaming on the look of the watch How its so different, the quality is great and you can't beat the fact its interchangeable. Love love love LOVE IT, please do a nothing watch and necklace thats interchangeable with a great price PLEASE!!!!!!!

---- [Rating: 5 / 5 stars]

Review by Mac DeAlba, From Bahrain Isa Town

Seiko Spacewalk Automatic Black Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch SSA172

Responsive to queries, deliver the goods so fast.

---- [Rating: 5 / 5 stars]

Review by Derrick Dufrene, From Argentina Buenos Aires

More by coincidence than design, the Anglo-Saxon theme continues this week on WorldTempus with articles on the friendship that developed between Peter Speake-Marin and new brand ambassador Pierce Brosnan and an update on the "birth of a watch" project from Stephen Forsey. For the first time, this worthwhile project will have its own separate presence at the SIHH next year as it enters the final stage of its first phase with the decoration of the "school watch".

We also review the happenings at SalonQP in London, which concluded on Saturday and saw the launch of three news brands, the exhibition of the GPHG winners and two specially curated exhibitions - one on jewellery watches and one on the chronograph.

Later this week we will take a closer look at some specific collections, as Michele Brunner examines the Chrono 4 collection by Eberhard & Co and David Chokron looks at the history of diving watches at Seiko. I conclude the week with some of the special editions that were presented especially for the SIAR last month.