Men's SNK607 Automatic Black Dial Stainless Steel Watch

So your first thought looking at this product is probably "the price is too low for an automatic, probably not a good one" Well I was skeptical but similar automatics of this build quality are easily $250 or so. The sweeping red second hand is awesome. Now don't expect Rolex type sweeping. That costs money, like 1000 dollars minimum for BPH of that rate to sweep like a Rolex. It Still Sweeps nicely though. The hands IMO are what sold me on this watch. Nice sleek design. The hands blend nicely with the chrome Roman numerals. The glow after lights are off is pretty sensitive and easy to read but remember it's not a back-lit watch. Now for the band. I like the band, it fits nicely once you size it down and it's not too flashy but nice enough to wear out. Now for shortening the band if you google it there are plenty of guides. IT's very simple unlike what the other poster had explained. Heck I did it with my pocket knife and fingers without making a single scratch. Just google it read the guides and note the arrows on the band. Took me 5 mins to size it to my wrist. As for timekeeping I haven't had to readjust the watch since I set it over a month ago which is very good as Automatics like to run fast. Just keep in mind if you leave it on a shelf for more than 24 hours it will probably lose time because of no winding occuring. Supposed to have a 40 hour reserve once fully wound but I really haven't tested it.

I've worn sports watches such as Timex and Casio most of my life, and my wife thought that is was time to get a timepiece that was worthy of a dressed-up night on the town. But with not a lot of money to throw around, my week-long search chanced upon this nice number: So I've had it for three weeks now and I must say that the look belies the $65 (plus $10 to have the band adjusted at a professional watch repair shop) I got it for on Amazon. What I like: * Weight and feel of the watch--which provides a tangible sense of a classy gentleman's watch. * Day and date functions. * The "textured" black watch face with the red second hand. * Glow-in-the-dark hour and minute hands, and 5-minutes markers. * The "exposed" undercarriage which displays the automatic movement. * Smoothness of the second hand movement (moves 300 times instead of 60 in one minute). * Minimalist appearance--sans bells and whistles of other makes and models. * The winder is offset and does not stick out as other watches do. * Does not need a battery. What I don't like: * Watch needs to be worn almost daily (courtesy of the automatic movement) in order to keep working. * Even when worn continually, watch seems to lose time very incrementally when compaired with my atomic wall clock. * Shiny metal finish does smug easily which is a minus for my idiosyncratic personality. For optimum operation the included manual should be followed carefully. This is particularly by those unfamiliar with automatic watches. Overall I'm very pleased with my purchase, and thanks to my Seiko 5, no more sports watches with my suit and tie.

So I was looking for a good/decent automatic watch since I have too many quarts to begin with. When I thought of automatic watches, all the exotic brand names came up (Rolex, Omega, Patek Philippe, Movado, Breitling, Tag Heuer, etc.) and I realistically just said no. So then I looked toward more affordable Japanese watches which have improved significantly over time and Seiko crossed my mind (especially since I've owned two Seiko watches before) and then... The Seiko SNK607/SNK607K1 caught my attention. After looking at most of the models in my price range, I chose this watch simply because it looks more modern and sleeker than the rest of the other Seiko 5 series. Hopefully you'll feel the same way once you read the rest below. Pros: - Automatic/Kinetic watches are always more prestigious than battery operated (gives a sense of class and shows that you have discerning taste); doesn't require batteries - Price doesn't hurt your budget(For my age, this suits me, I'm not at the point where I'm old enough to wear gold or buy Patek Philippe) - Watch's face is not plain like the other Seiko 5 (this was a major factor to me since the other Seiko 5s just had too simple of a plastic black sheet for the watch's background where this watch has a textured surface that you can see, it doesn't make it look cheap) - This watch also shows Day and Date! (Very nice feature to have; also easy to read) - Has a nice clear case back to see the "jewels" (gears if you will) Cons: - It weighs more than your typical quartz and it's not as accurate at keeping time like a quartz (but then again, my purpose was to look for an automatic movement watch) - Requires professional servicing after 3-5 years - Doesn't use pins to connect the segments of the stainless steel wrist band (This can be a problem to many who do not know how to adjust wrist bands, I did run into this issue but since I am extremely good with fixing and adjusting gadgets--tinkering if you will--I was able to adjust the metal band myself just fine; professional store might charge you a shiny penny to do so... so just be aware) - Price; now what I mean by this is that you can find this exact same watch lower than $88.50 (I just so happened to buy this watch when Amazon dropped the price on it); just trying to save you a few bucks so you can spend it on other Amazon products you'd like :) - This watches clasp is a "fold-over-clasp-with-double-push-button-safety" not exactly good since it uses springs Other notes: - This watch does not have numeric hours written on the face Recommendation(s)/Suggestion(s): - This time, I probably can't help you guide your way to adjust the wrist band since it's a very risky operation to do it yourself especially if you do not have the experience (search youtube or seek other means to have your watch band adjusted); you really do not want to scratch up your watch before you even get to start wearing it in public. - I recommend that you read the manual and learn more about this watch; things like how water resistant it is (this watch is NOT meant for swimming or diving, but simply washing your hands is okay); I believe this watch handles less than 3 bars Other than that, thanks for reading this review. Cheers!

This is my first Seiko and my first automatic watch. I had no clue what an automatic was before I owned this but as long as you keep moving your arm, you will never need a battery. It's a great looking watch and I'm almost hesitant to wear it everyday because I don't want to get it scratched. The quality is excellent. The metal strap was a bit too large for my wrist and had to get a jeweler to adjust it. Other than that I have no complaints and am very satisfied with my purchase.

This watch did not keep time accurately. Whenever I took it off it stopped. I even put it in a watch winder, no joy. I had to get a refund, and purchase another Seiko from a different source.

Package showed up in a timely manner. I got exactly what I ordered. The watch was in original packaging with everything seeming to be in place. So far I have no complaints. I have been wearing it everyday for a week I don't take off even when showering. De-linking took approximately five minutes with a small flat head screw driver. I know that I saw some complaints about the band but I enjoy the Seiko bands since they are so easy to adjust. I wear my watch tight enough you would never hear any cheap sounding clinking noises from it anyway. Excellent product I would highly recommend as great watch at a great price.

Very good looking, low profile watch. I had to go to a jeweler to get three links removed because I have pretty small wrists, but that wasn't a big deal at all. I tried my hand at removing the links myself but didn't want to damage anything and so I went and paid 10 bucks to get it done professionally. Definitely worth it. The watch is an automatic so it won't always stay ticking if you take it off. Setting takes less than 30 seconds once you get the hang of it so I'm not sure why so many people whine about that. Overall very pleased.

The watch arrived with no visible scratches or imperfections on the face. However, the bands look a little shoddy from the side; the steel used to make the different band segments are uneven in the center for some of them as you can see little gaps in between the folded steel itself. It's not too noticeable, but that is probably my biggest complaint in terms of aesthetics. Also, the band segments don't fit very tightly; this allows it to wiggle from side to side a bit (not sure if this was intentional) but kind of detracts from the overall look. I haven't been able to try on the watch to see how noticeable this issue is because I need to get the strap adjusted by a jeweler first. Honestly, I expected a bit more attention to detail from Seiko, but seeing as how this is one of their cheaper watches, I'll try not to be so picky. That's just one of the problems you run into when you by things like watches online. It really helps to see them up close before you buy them. So how do I rate it as of now; tentative 3 since I still need to get it adjusted and was expecting the band to look and feel better. Can't say much for the quality of the time it keeps since I haven't had it very long. Update: 4/17 I managed to adjust the strap myself but messed up the links a bit (pushing out the L locks with a precision flat head screw driver shaved a bit off of the metal bands). The blemishes are only noticeable if you are really looking for them. Any who, the watch works like a charm. It's beautiful and eye catching. The battery does die if you don't wear it for a couple days, but I don't know precisely how long it takes or how much movement it takes to charge it. I also had a problem getting the date to not switch in and out of Spanish, but I managed to fix that by asking a friend who works with watches and re-reading the manual. At any rate, the product out of the box is certainly worth the $80 or so I paid for it and would recommend it to anybody else who wants a stylish, professional looking watch.