Seiko chrono diver holiday bargain?

fat bloke · 25-12-2019 5:39pm #1

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These are a favourite of mine. €489 on seiko.ie.. I'm here in Lanzarote and I can get one for 300.

It's tempting... What say ye?

Spocker · 25-12-2019 5:49pm

It's Christmas - treat yourself!

SmartinMartin · 25-12-2019 5:50pm

Better to have said 'I don't like this anymore, I'll move it on' than 'I regret not buying that bargain'.

It's a good looking piece too.

fat bloke · 25-12-2019 7:35pm

They have these styles too:

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Roycropper63 · 25-12-2019 7:39pm

I have an sne435p1 and am very happy with it. Am sure will be easily sold on if you don't like it!

scwazrh · 25-12-2019 9:39pm

This years save the ocean would be the one for me .That’s the shark fin one as well but if you like a rubber strap, I’d go for the black pvd model. The new seiko rubber straps are as good as any rubber straps available

Birneybau · 25-12-2019 11:55pm

I'd be all over that black strap one myself.

banie01 · 26-12-2019 2:08pm

The pepsi bezel would be where I'd go.
Lovely watch, that said all of them are.

fat bloke · 26-12-2019 2:28pm

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They actually have the full prospex range.

I like this but I don't understand the point of the non-clicky, bidirectional bezel.

banie01 · 26-12-2019 2:48pm

fat bloke wrote: »

They actually have the full prospex range.

I like this but I don't understand the point of the non-clicky, bidirectional bezel.

Look up how to use a compass bezel, quite handy but rarely actually needed these days.

fat bloke · 26-12-2019 4:17pm

banie01 wrote: »

Look up how to use a compass bezel, quite handy but rarely actually needed these days.

I'd just end up constantly resetting it to 12 o clock. I don't dive either but I use a dive bezel daily as an hourly counter for cooking and baking.

I always raise an eyebrow too at a 200m dive rating and push button chrono's. The dive versions have screw downs for both pushers as well as the crown, which is a bit more confidence-inspiring.

saccades · 26-12-2019 4:46pm

fat bloke wrote: »

I'd just end up constantly resetting it to 12 o clock. I don't dive either but I use a dive bezel daily as an hourly counter for cooking and baking.

I always raise an eyebrow too at a 200m dive rating and push button chrono's. The dive versions have screw downs for both pushers as well as the crown, which is a bit more confidence-inspiring.

There is a difference between 200m and a "diver's" 200m.

The 200m is the static pressure the watch can withstand, not actually the pressure it can withstand in use. it's a deceptive measurement but at least gives a baseline idea of the water resistance watch to watch.

Seiko chrono diver holiday bargain?

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