Specs & Features
| Case & Strap: Stainless Steel | |
| Movement: Caliber V175 Solar Power Quartz | |
| Water-Resistance: 200m | |
| Diameter: 43mm | |
| Details: unidirectional bezel with numbers, Hardlex dial window, a push-button clasp with button | |
| Warranty: 2 years |
Seiko Chronograph SSC015P1 Seiko Dive Watch Review
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A ‘busy’ dive watch means that its display is abundant with features a diver would appreciate having. This dive watch is not an exception – it is equipped with an analog display that is powered by the solar mechanism. The unidirectional bezel is numbered, a crown is red striped, and black dial is endowed with three chronograph subdials. What an assortment indeed! Although the side buttons are bulky, the watch has a sleek look to it – a look preferred by the majority. This look allows you to wear it to your water sports adventures and fancy evening outs alike.
It represents class and the absence of nonsense. It is essentially the real deal on the dive watch market.
About this review
To help you find a Seiko Dive Watch that will fit your needs, we’ve tested, researched, and reviewed the best ones available today.
We test both in the water, diving in various conditions - and in our lab - so we can give you accurate answers on quality, performance, and the overall value.
Read about our test of Seiko Dive Watchs
Recommended in: Seiko Dive Watch
Things we like:
- The sleek design along with the latest movement make it universal;
- The solar quartz mechanism is a win-win case for nature-loving divers
Things we don't like:
- A large number of details on the dial might be off-putting for minimalists;
- The price is quite high, especially when taking into consideration the absence of an automatic movement
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