SEIKO SRPD67 Watch for Men - 5 Sports - Automatic with Manual Winding Movement, 41-Hour Power Reserve, Stainless Steel Case and Mesh Bracelet, 100m Water-Resistant, and Day/Date Display

great watch i had the 5 sport one with 24 hours no bezel for a few years before i bought this one as well but the watch crystal is all scratched up on that one... this watch is at the end of a week is about 3 min fast so all i had two do is every sun set it it 3 min fast and we are great for time... at first becuse i am disabled i dont think me moving around was enough two wind the watch so i began winding it 50 turns on sun as well... no problems love the watch great value and reasonable cost for such a fantastic wrist watch...

Looks great, it keeps time fairly accurately and is not too chunky. The cream face, gives it a semi vintage look but all the flash of modern day watches. The bracelet feels sturdy and well made while the clasp leaves a little to be desired, but overall a very well made automatic watch.

Seiko always does well. I was concerned upon seeing the line dots in yellow, but they still work quite well. I’m gaining about a minute a week, so it’s definitely within normal automatic specs. I had been eyeing the variation in blue, but that’s now far more expensive. Ahh well…. Good watch.

A really nice looking watch with nice weight to it. The milanese bracelet that come with it gives the watch a stunning appearance. It is tall on the wrist, but that is part of the appeal for me.

I have seen this watch in many places on line, read/listed to reviews and decided to purchase from...Macy's. However, I couldn't take it that day (too long to explain) but out of curiosity looked on Amazon when I got home. I saw it was listed for about $40 less but I also had some points built up from my Amazon VISA. It was a no-brainer to purchase from the seller on Amazon. It arrived quickly and had a full mfg warranty (awesome!). Once I received it, I discovered the chapter ring is misaligned in some places but not others (Ugghhh! An aggravating QC issue Seiko is well known for). I thought about it for a couple days and thought I might return it but didn't want to play the back-and-forth game of 'hoping' to get lucky and receive one that is actually aligned. I'm starting to regret keeping it as I'm not sure if I can exchange it after wearing it. But once you 'see it, you can't un-see it". What is pathetic is my $56 Casio Duro has WAYYY better QC than this (and many other) $210-250 Seiko watches.The lume is great and I can read throughout the night. Mine runs about -5 seconds a day which I know is within specs so I just set it about 30-40 seconds fast and let it 'catch up' over the course of the week. Overall, it's good if you can live with the annoying QC issues.

I have received a lot of compliments on the watch. It looks and feels like a high end luxury timepiece. It has become one of my everyday favorites.

Beautiful watch and very affordable. I'm happy with my purchase. Highly recommend.

This watch looks nice, but it runs very slow. It is within spec for the movement it has. I did not know this Seiko movement had such broad tolerances. Since then I've only purchased more expensive Swiss watches with ETA and Selitta movements that are much more accurate. This watch is OK for someone who is more interested in getting into mechanical watches and wants a cheap watch that looks nice. However, I don't recommend it if one wants a watch that actually is good at telling the time.