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Seiko Chronograph Black Dial Men's Watch SNDD61

I gave this as a gift and it was received with a big smile. It is beautiful. The only drawback is how difficult the clasp is to figure out for the first time. But once that is done, it is easy to put on and off and keeps beautiful time.

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Review by Andrew Mirman, From USA Pompano Beach

Seiko Black Chronograph Black Leather Men's Watch SPC167P2

looks like a real diamond and ruby watch for the price of costume jewelry. Ilove it!

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Review by Priscilla Crossley, From United States Sunrise

Seiko Solar Mother Of Pearl Dial Gold-Tone Stainless Steel Ladies Watch SUT076

All Good!!!

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

Review by DeborahPT, From USA San Antonio Texas

In July, when Novak Djokovic won Wimbledon, we wondered whether 2015 would be his most successful year ever. With his win at the US Open, Novak has equaled his achievement of 2011, winning three of the four Grand Slams.

Ambassador of Seiko since 2014, Novak Djokovic wore at the US Open trophy presentations the new Astron GPS Solar Dual-Time watch that Seiko created especially for him. It carries Novak's signature on the back and it is the very first watch in a Limited Edition that is to be released shortly worldwide.

e The Marinemaster series has long been renowned for the security and precision that the professional diver requires. Two new timepieces in the Marinemaster series embody the very best of Seiko's 50 years of experience in serving the needs of divers and once again push back the boundaries of diver's watch technology. Following the presentation of the first timepiece, the Marinemaster Professional 1000m Diver's, we are focusing today on the second watch: the Marinemaster Professional 1000m Diver's.

This is a diver's watch worthy of a fifty year anniversary. Its design echoes that of Seiko's very first hibeat diver's watch from the 1960's, but its specifications are the most advanced in the field. It has a one-piece titanium case and, thanks to this, the L-shaped gasket and other features, it is impermeable to helium and suitable for saturation diving.

The rotating bezel is securely fixed to the case with four screws next to the 12 and 6 o'clock positions. It has the new Lumibrite for enhanced legibility. The 8L55 movement is specially optimized and adapted for use in a diver's watch with this structure.

The calibre 8L55 beats at 36,000 vibrations per hour and has a power reserve of 55 hours, and it is also assembled by Seiko's leading craftsmen at the Shizuku-ishi Watch studio. Each watch comes with both a titanium bracelet with extender, and a black extra-strength silicone strap. Offered in a special presentation box, just 700 pieces will be made, each with its own serial number.

Following blue, grey, red and green, the big trend for coloured dials is currently taking a 'milky' break, with record numbers of white dials appearing in 2014. Aside from being the most elegant colour in the repertoire, it is also the purest and paradoxically one of the most difficult to achieve. White can indeed be interpreted through an endless range of shades that unfortunately tend to fade and degrade over time. Nonetheless, the 2014 version of white is intensely white and luminous. This absolute colour is therefore extremely demanding by its very nature.

This uncompromising white goes hand in hand with grand feu enamel - a prestigious technique if ever there was one, and one that requires a very special skill set. Even with such thoroughly mastered expertise, an experienced dial-maker nonetheless has to discard at least one out of every two dials. The copper plate base is glazed in the oven several times over in order to melt the white enamel at high temperatures. Each firing entails the risk of the plate runs buckling and the layer cracking - especially during the final glazing with the fondant or flux, a protective transparent enamel that gives the colour its full depth. All of this is without even mentioning the different steps of polishing the enamel, a process that eliminates the small surface bubbles formed during firings and which are a sign of extremely high-quality enamel. This is what it takes to ensure that the intense and most luminous whites are produced and serve to adorn creations by Blancpain, Julien Coudray and Breguet.

But aside from these costly artisanal creations, whiter-than-white white is benefitting from progress in dial-making. By using the most sophisticated lacquers and varnishes, brands such as Grand Seiko, Maurice Lacroix and Zenith are achieving results of exemplary clarity that are all the more pristine by virtue of the fact that the white effect can be extended over the entire watch. This is exactly what Chanel has done on the white ceramic of its J12, which is even more neutral when a few blue numerals brighten up the overall picture. Case, bracelet, dial and bezel thus all end up glistening as white as the driven snow.

Mahwah, NJ (August 29, 2012) - Seiko Corporation of America is proud to announce its continued support of the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women® movement, with two exclusively designed "Go Red" Seiko Tressia watches, created to support the fight against heart disease in women. Starting September 1, 2012, every new edition of the "Go Red" Seiko Tressia sold from September 1, 2012 through March 1, 2013, Seiko will donate $15 to the American Heart Association to help the AHA's Go Red For Women save women's lives in the United States.
During Seiko's successful 2011 - 2012 campaign with Go Red For Women, the watchmaker proudly donated $15 to the AHA's Go Red For Women movement with each sale of the signature "Go Red" Seiko Tressia for a minimum donation of $100,000. Seiko now looks forward to increasing the minimum donation by 50 percent to now reach $150,000.

"After a great achievement in raising funds for the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women movement with Seiko's signature Tressia this year, we are thrilled to build onto our campaign for Fall 2012 with two new stunning ladies' watches within the Tressia collection that will be desired by women who want to make a difference," says Mr. Ken Hagiwara, President and CEO of Seiko Corporation of America. Mr. Hagiwara continues, "The fight against heart disease in women is a cause that many of us hold close to our hearts. Go Red For Women's dedication to finding a solution makes us honored to play a special role in helping create awareness. We look forward to continuing our support of the American Heart Association."
"The American Heart Association's Go Red For Women movement is grateful to Seiko for supporting us in our fight against heart disease in women," said Donna Arnett Ph.D., M.S.P.H., American Heart Association President, Chairperson of the Department of Epidemiology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Public Health. "This is an exciting opportunity for Seiko to encourage consumers to help by providing funds needed for life-saving research."