Seiko Men's SNKK29 Stainless Steel Analog with Gold Dial Watch

I own many watches and more than a few Seiko watches. I prefer quartz watches, mainly for the fact that I don't have to spend the cost of the watch on servicing every few years, but I bought this automatic because I have recently begun watch repair as a hobby. This is a very well made and reliable watch movement (Seiko 7S26), so I can service it myself once I get some more practice on my practice movements, and if I mess it up, the replacement cost for the movement won't break the bank. Like the other Seiko's in my collection, this Speed Racer model is very well made, looks great, and wears well with just about anything. Seiko makes excellent watches, all in-house, and they care about precision, craftsmanship, and quality, even down to their "budget" timepieces. This is a very affordable watch and you will not be disappointed if you purchase it. Seiko also sells a Speed Racer with a dark blue dial with orange in the upper right quadrant. Also a stunner!

This is a beautiful perfect size face watch. It is definitely a "real" SEIKO watch contrary to what others claim. And what a great price for such a quality product.

I like the looks of the watch however, it came in a replacement box and not the original box that goes with this watch. I am concerned that the watch is either not brand new, a fake, or a very old one. Have had it for approximately two weeks and it seems to be keeping good time so far.

I've owned Seiko watches in the past and was satisfied with quality and so I returned to purchase another Seiko watch this time I was disappointed I was disappointed in the quality of the band and the quality of the watch itself the materials would just low quality sure I didn't pay a lot for the watch but I didn't pay a lot for the previous watches either you can definitely see that the manufacturer has lowered the quality but kept the price where it was it's a shame I won't be buying them again.

Looks good, a little more serious than fun but still unique. Problem is it loses time. It loses about 2-3 minutes every 36 hours. I have been wearing it full time for 5 months. It’s getting worse. Very disappointing. I am active and so it should not be winding down. Is there any trick to fix this?? This watch was made in 2011. I bought it in 2024. It tells you that if you read enough fine print… i thought that shouldn’t matter but maybe that’s why it keeps time poorly??? Edit: when reading extensively the reviews from others I learned that it matters what position you lay it in if you take it off overnight. That makes no sense to me because I have no deep concept of a mechanical watch working however, I tried it and it does make a difference on this watch and my time is staying more accurate now

I hoped the dial color would be nice in spite of the dull stock photograph and indeed it is. More gold than yellow but with its blue second hand and blue accent colors, its still very much a sports watch. At 38mm wide, the watch is small, but with such an eye catching color I think it suits it fine, besides I'm over the big watch trend. Bracelet is jangly, but functional. It looks nice enough and is very comfortable, so for now the bracelet is staying. Its a Seiko 5 so you know you are getting a tremendous value in terms of finish and quality that should last a very long time.

The face is actually a gold color and not yellow. This watch keeps good time and looks really good on my arm. I have several Seiko 5 watches and I'm convinced that they are the best watch you can buy for the money. They come in lots of styles and colors. I'm gonna get me some more of them. I love a nice watch...

It’s a okay watch and looks nice but I don’t think I’d buy it again if I knew what it was like now ….was expecting it to be a little heavier and that the band of the watch sounds very cheap and like it’s a knock of or something….kinda like a tin can but the actual movement and face of the watch is not to bad so I’ll let you decide if you want to purchase it or not…this is just my