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Seiko Silver Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch SGEH07P1

I love the style of this Seiko watch, and it's just as nice in person. I had to return it 2 months after buying it because the hands fell off, but UpReplica replaced it no problem. Since then it's worked great!

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Review by Edgar Mittag, From Sweden Malmo

Seiko Black Dial Solar Power Stainless Steel Men's Watch SNE161

received my watch today and I love it! It is very nice and looks much more expensive than it was. The size is perfect for me and I have very small wrists. I am 36 and had no idea who was but now I am a Twiggy fan! I got the union jack tote and it is wonderful as well!

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Review by josephine cartman, From United States San Diego/california

Seiko Superior Limited Automatic Black Dial Black Rubber Men's Watch SSA192

My fiance loved the watch. I heavy, solid and easy to use.

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Review by Soong Evelyn, From USA Pittsburgh

Since its birth in 1960, every Grand Seiko watch has shared the same commitment to the essentials of watchmaking: precision, durability, legibility and beauty. This 55th anniversary Limited Edition features enhancements in each of these essential characteristics of Grand Seiko.

Precision
This Limited Edition houses the unique Spring Drive movement - an automatic with manual winding mechanism - specially tuned for enhanced accuracy. The crystal oscillators are selected individually with time and care, realizing an accuracy of +/- 0.5 seconds a day (+/- 10 seconds per month).

Durability
This is the first ever Grand Seiko watch to use a ceramic bezel, on a high-intensity titanium case, water-resistant to 100 m. Ceramic is seven times harder and 25% lighter than stainless steel, and scratch resistant. Its surface is specially polished to the highest possible level to create a long-lasting and super-flat mirror finish. The watch is topped with a high definition dual-curved sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. The see-through case back gives you a chance to admire the famous lion emblem on the oscillating weight.

Legibility and beauty
The chronograph hands are in gold tone, creating a b and elegant contrast with the blue dial and giving high legibility to the stopwatch function.

The watch is fitted with high-intensity titanium band, equipped with a three-fold clasp with push button release with "GS" emblem in 18K yellow gold.

Both the movement and the complete watch are assembled in the Shinshu Watch Studio, in Japan.
It is offered in a limited edition of just 400 and its recommended retail price in Europe is Euro 10,500.

Since Seiko's first IAAF World Championships in Rome in 1987, the Brand has been the official timer of the IAAF World Athletic Series 12 times in a row. It has supported the events by introducing a number of advanced systems to measure top athletes' times and distances accurately and to provide spectators with the event information quickly.
Seiko's newly developed LED-equipped field event board will be used this time in Moscow. It displays information related to field events such as profiles of athletes, events in progress and results with bright colors and high visibility and features panels on three sides.
 
In terms of the new starting blocks that will be introduced in track events, the position of the built-in speakers has changed from the rear to the front, so that a starter's voice and start sound can be heard closer to athletes' ears. Also, the length of their foot plates is 25 cm, which is 8 cm longer than the conventional models. These larger foot plates allow athletes to push back more forcefully at the start.
A new TV commercial was created using the "time slice method" based on a concept of slicing moments of various sports for which Seiko is measuring the time. Seiko has also introduced new slogans that will be disseminated from this year's IAAF World Championships to the world, as well as a visualization of a symbolic scene of the IAAF World Championships : it is represented by the world record of men's 100 meters, 9.58 seconds, measured by Seiko at the IAAF World Championships Berlin 2009.
Special website : www.seiko.co.jp/moscow2013/en