Buy Seiko Men's SNQ045 Perpetual Calendar Black Ion WatchSeiko Men's SNQ045 Perpetual Calendar Black Ion Watch Product Description:
- Quality Japanese-Quartz movement
- Hardlex crystal
- Case diameter: 39 mm
- Stainless steel case; Black dial; Date function
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
Product Description
Seiko Men's Prepetual Calendar Stainless Steel Watch A distinct design that will showcase your unique style! Wear resistant black TiCN (ceramic) coated stainless steel forms the case. Hardlex crystal shields the black dial characterized with a date window at 3:00, gold-tone LumiBrite hands and index markers at all remaining hour positions. Generating enticement is the Perpetual calender that once set, will automatically adjust for odd and even months including February of leap years up to February 28, 2031. The timepiece also features a battery life indicator that indicates when battery life is low when the seconds hand starts moving at two-second intervals. Scripted below 12:00 is the renowned "Seiko" name for continual reassurance that you are adorning a valued timepiece. Dynamically styled, and wrapping this watch around your wrist is a black ceramic coated and gold-tone stainless steel bracelet. Bracelet: Stainless steel Movement: Japanese Seiko quartz Crystal: Hardlex Crown: Push/pull with function pushers Clasp: Push button deployant Bracelet Measurements: 8-1/4" L x 20mm W Case Measurements: 39mm Water Resistance:10 ATM - 100 meters - 330 feet Model Number: SNQ045 Warranty: Three year limited warranty provided by Seiko Corporation of America. Additional Features: Watch comes packaged in a Seiko watch box with instruction manual and warranty information.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By gecko16
I wanted a 100% titanium band but could not find one this season with the right combination of finish and features, so I got this one because I assumed the TiCN coating would at least be hard and durable. I have to report, however, that after only one week, there is already visible wear where the band touches the desk while using my keyboard. In fact, the underlying stainless is already visible on three of the links. So, nice looking watch (it's much blacker than the pictures show, by the way) but if you are looking for the hardness and wear resistance properties of titanium as a feature, you should probably keep looking.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By Stevie
Nice watch, highly recommended. Purchased one in April 2009 to augment my 2004 titanium day/date kinetic- a watch no longer offered by Seiko. The capacitor in the kinetic had croaked after five years of heavy use, I wanted to pick up a solid battery watch that wold be appropriate in a business or casual setting. The perpetual black ion is a nice compliment. The black ion finish is glossier than it appears in online ads, however the overall effect is still rich and subdued. The gloss finish will probably dull to a more satin-like finish over time. The black ion watch is steel, therefore much heavier than the titanium kinetic. The steel black ion must also be taken off for most airport screening, the titanium can stay on your wrist and go through without triggering the detectors. In general, I prefer the titanium kinetic's functionality, but will use the perpetual black ion for business and more formal attire. As Seiko timepieces, both watches keep perfect time.
11 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
By Wayman
I bought this watch in 2002. In Febrary 2007, the watch's calendar went out of sync. I have taken the watch to 3 different authorized Seiko Jewelers to have fixed. The battery has been replaced twice. The last Jeweler contacted Seiko and learned the perpetual calendar mechanisn has a defect. Seiko knows about the defect and offers no fix, refund or any kind of resolution. They just said "too bad". I will never buy another Seiko.
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