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Don’t rule it out for a smaller wrist
I ordered this as an “Amazon Prime Try Before You Buy” deal. Honestly, when I ordered it I had no intention of keeping it. My daily wear watch was a Seiko SKX013, which I had chosen because I was concerned that a larger dive watch would look silly on my 6 and 5/8” wrist. But after 8 months with the SKX013, I started to think that it might be nice to have a watch with a larger dial that didn’t look so short and squat. Plus the only straps that I liked wearing it on were some unusual curved rubber ones. So I ordered the SRP777, which is a much larger Seiko diver, just to see how it would fit. When I opened it up, I was immediately impressed by how legible the dial was in comparison to my own watch. The applied markers gave it a nice layered look that my old watch was lacking. Otherwise, the dial looked comfortably familiar, even down to the beloved “blue Saturday” of the SKX. But it did look big. How would it wear? Well, when I tried it on, I was shocked by how well it looked and felt on my wrist. Much better than my old smaller watch, in fact. I attribute this to the rounded cushion shape and very short lugs. It sits nice and flat on my wrist with no overhang, despite the much larger width and slightly longer lug to lug length. It is definitely large and heavy, but not unnecessarily so. It has a simple and utilitarian look to it, with absolutely nothing flashy or eye catching. Yet it has a subtly elegant shape and curve to it that I really admire. And a nice level of finishing that makes me feel like I am wearing a quality watch. As far as the strap goes, it is significantly softer and more flexible than the old plastic feeling rubber straps that came with the SKX. The stainless buckle and keeper are a bit bolder than I prefer, and I am not a fan of the bulky wave strap look, but for now it’s comfortable and wears just fine. Eventually I will swap it out for a real Tropic strap, which will be a great match for this reissued classic. After a week of daily wear, it was about 35 seconds off, so accurate enough for my needs. So yes, I am very pleased with this watch, and have a new daily wearer. If you are a smaller wristed person that can’t find a dive watch that fits right, you might want to give this one a try. Of course Seiko also makes the “mini turtle”, but I don’t think it’s really that much smaller than this one, and lacks the vintage look and guarded 4 o’clock crown. The “slim turtle” looks great, but costs about 3x as much. This is a great deal.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2023
Don’t rule it out for a smaller wrist
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2023
I ordered this as an “Amazon Prime Try Before You Buy” deal. Honestly, when I ordered it I had no intention of keeping it. My daily wear watch was a Seiko SKX013, which I had chosen because I was concerned that a larger dive watch would look silly on my 6 and 5/8” wrist. But after 8 months with the SKX013, I started to think that it might be nice to have a watch with a larger dial that didn’t look so short and squat. Plus the only straps that I liked wearing it on were some unusual curved rubber ones. So I ordered the SRP777, which is a much larger Seiko diver, just to see how it would fit. When I opened it up, I was immediately impressed by how legible the dial was in comparison to my own watch. The applied markers gave it a nice layered look that my old watch was lacking. Otherwise, the dial looked comfortably familiar, even down to the beloved “blue Saturday” of the SKX. But it did look big. How would it wear? Well, when I tried it on, I was shocked by how well it looked and felt on my wrist. Much better than my old smaller watch, in fact. I attribute this to the rounded cushion shape and very short lugs. It sits nice and flat on my wrist with no overhang, despite the much larger width and slightly longer lug to lug length. It is definitely large and heavy, but not unnecessarily so. It has a simple and utilitarian look to it, with absolutely nothing flashy or eye catching. Yet it has a subtly elegant shape and curve to it that I really admire. And a nice level of finishing that makes me feel like I am wearing a quality watch. As far as the strap goes, it is significantly softer and more flexible than the old plastic feeling rubber straps that came with the SKX. The stainless buckle and keeper are a bit bolder than I prefer, and I am not a fan of the bulky wave strap look, but for now it’s comfortable and wears just fine. Eventually I will swap it out for a real Tropic strap, which will be a great match for this reissued classic. After a week of daily wear, it was about 35 seconds off, so accurate enough for my needs. So yes, I am very pleased with this watch, and have a new daily wearer. If you are a smaller wristed person that can’t find a dive watch that fits right, you might want to give this one a try. Of course Seiko also makes the “mini turtle”, but I don’t think it’s really that much smaller than this one, and lacks the vintage look and guarded 4 o’clock crown. The “slim turtle” looks great, but costs about 3x as much. This is a great deal.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2024
I love everything about this piece, it's size, bezel, dial, strap, and the way it makes me feel when I wear it out. Very recognizable watch that fits any outdoors, work environment, housework, aquatic activities, or adventure. Highly recommended masculine attire.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2024
Seller delivered the watch fast. The watch itself seems luxury. Action on the bezel is great. I would recommend this watch to anyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023
I have never felt so compelled to leave a review for something before. As someone with a smaller wrist, I was quite worried this watch would be too big for me. I’ve found that 39mm is my sweet spot and was hesitant to get something so much bigger. And just for reference, my 36mm Marathon wears fantastically on my wrist. However, I could tell before even putting it on that everything you hear about this watch wearing much smaller than the 45mm width was spot on. Once on the wrist, I fell in love immediately. It sits on the wrist very comfortably and I can’t think of anything negative to say about the rubber strap. I prematurely bought a replacement rubber strap, expecting to not like this one, but I believe I’ll keep it on the strap it comes with.
Additionally, I am ecstatic over the quality of the watch itself. The bezel has absolutely zero play and seems to be of a high quality. I would say it’s comparable to divers I have that are priced much higher. And while the watch looks great online and in YouTube reviews, nothing but seeing the watch in person can really do it justice. Truly a beautiful yet rugged piece.
For those with smaller wrists who are nervous about buying this watch, I would say drop your worries and make this purchase. For those considering this watch with larger wrists, why haven’t you pulled the trigger yet?
Additionally, I am ecstatic over the quality of the watch itself. The bezel has absolutely zero play and seems to be of a high quality. I would say it’s comparable to divers I have that are priced much higher. And while the watch looks great online and in YouTube reviews, nothing but seeing the watch in person can really do it justice. Truly a beautiful yet rugged piece.
For those with smaller wrists who are nervous about buying this watch, I would say drop your worries and make this purchase. For those considering this watch with larger wrists, why haven’t you pulled the trigger yet?
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023
Pretty good watch, but not the one I remember. I have literally been wearing these Seiko divers watches since the seventh grade… And I am 60 now. So far this one seems to keep excellent time. My only major complaint… That actually drives me nuts, is the band retainer. Basically the thing that holds the remaining end of the band. For whatever reason Seiko has now made this metal. It used to be the same rubber material as the band. So now you can feel it pushing into your arm because it’s a hard piece of metal, and it’s very uncomfortable. But the most annoying part is it doesn’t seem to want to stay in the same place because it slides easier on the rubber then a piece of rubber would. So you’re constantly putting the band back inside of it because for whatever reason it doesn’t want to stay in the same place. I’m tempted to squish it a bit with a pair of pliers so maybe that holds onto the band a little better, but I hate to destroy something on a brand new watch. The watch itself is fantastic, but this is definitely a bad design
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RM
Duty Watch/Tool Watch Royalty
Reviewed in Canada on April 10, 2024
RM
Reviewed in Canada on April 10, 2024
The SRPE93 offers bold hour indices, a strong rubber band, and great specs all around with the 4R36 movement. Absolutely worth every penny for years of reliable timekeeping that can take a beating. Also word on the street is Seiko MAY be retiring or discontinuing this watch due to the expansion of Seiko 5 and other PADI models so get this guy while you still can!
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Papa Sjr
This is truly amazing Diver Seiko 5 original .
Reviewed in Canada on January 27, 2024