Seiko Men’s Japanese Mechanical Automatic Watch – A Piece of Timeless Engineering

Intro

Seiko is a name that needs no introduction. It’s a brand that speaks for itself and has been providing timekeeping services to millions of enthusiasts all over the world. This Alpinist lineup from Seiko also had quite an affluent history with particular tales of every generation. The first generation of the Automatic collection came out in 1961. This lineup was actually projected as a special mountain gear. However, the engineering excellence of this lineup kept attracting enthusiasts regardless of profession and age.

So, without further ado, let us have a proper look at this automatic piece of machine – ‘Seiko Men’s Japanese Mechanical Automatic Watch’

Specs, Looks & Feel

• I became quite curious the moment I laid my eyes on the Japanese Mechanical at Amazon. However, after some dedicated searching, I realized that the images on Amazon are just too dreary and super ordinary. It looked super gorgeous in some other sources. I was confirmed about one more thing – I wanted it bad!
• Later, when it arrived and after I unboxed it, I kept admiring the exquisiteness of this good-looking timepiece for quite a while. Trust me, I am not here to give you a prejudiced assessment. I am only expressing the how I really felt about it.
• The mesmerizing green shade that changes color with tilting, the beautifully designed reflective stainless steel case, classy brown leather band will make you to be engrossed in this timepiece.
• The golden tint on the tickers, numbers, and stands looks pretty delicate and elegant within the 40mm frame.
• It is powered by 4R35 caliber self-winding movement with close to 41 hours power reserve.
• You would find the dial quite clean and classy with date window at the 3 o’clock location.
• Even if it was intended for outdoor and casual uses, you can certainly rock in some semi-formal parties with a proper dress code.

The Pluses

• What’s going to strike your eyes first would be the unique and dazzling design lingo of this timepiece. The green and golden mishmash gave the interface an incredibly pleasing look to the eyes.
• The polished and brushed stainless steel case and dark brown belt combo with the green dial made this timepiece quite a compelling one at the initial look.
• The self-winding and hand winding movements, the calendar window, double crown (later being used for manipulating the compass ring), are notable feature besides the looks and functionality.
• This watch is featured with 100 meter water resistance capability which is quite adequate for swimming and snorkeling.

The Minuses

• Even though I didn’t really mind it but some of you big guys might find this timepiece a bit smaller for your wrist.
• The dark brown genuine leather belt might not be your cup of tea. Although you can change it whenever you feel like it and this fact shouldn’t impede you from having this timepiece.

Last Words

Whether it is the functionality or the looks, this Alpinist is one hell of a timepiece and it undoubtedly deserves to be in your watch collection with 3-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty.