Question 1

Does "automatic" mean self-winding?

Accepted Answer

Automatic absolutely does mean, “self winding”. There’s no battery and no capacitor, as someone else claimed. As long as you wear the watch at least 10 hours a day then you should never have to hand wind it. Moving your arm throughout the day causes a rotor inside the watch to turn, which winds the watch and will not allow the watch to be overwound by the rotor. Once the main spring is fully wound, it provides anywhere from 40 to 120 hours of reserve spring power (depending on the brand/model), allowing you to place the watch on your nightstand while you sleep or even put it in a drawer over the weekend, and the watch will keep running until you put it back on again. If the watch is stationary for too long and all the energy from the main spring has run out, then put about 5 full turns on the crown, reset the date and time, put the watch on and you’re good to go. The self winding rotor will finish winding the watch for you and keep it wound indefinitely as long as you wear the watch at least 10 hours a day.

Question 2

How do I stop the second hand to set the exact second? I pull the crown out to the second position, but the 2nd hand doesn't stop.

Accepted Answer

Absolutely do NOT put your watch on a magnet. You will magnetize your movement, and kill your accuracy.

The 7S26 movement is non hacking, so you cannot stop the seconds hand for precise time setting. Look for something with a 4R35 or 4R36 movement if you want to set precise time.

Question 3

whats the strap width? the page description says 17mm but i cant find one in that size :/

Accepted Answer

Lug-to-lug width for SNKL43: 18-mm. Measured it two days ago to order a NATO-style watch strap.

Question 4

Wore my new watch for twelve hours, took it off for twelve hours and it stopped. Is this normal??

Accepted Answer

To me that is not normal. Sincethis movementis supposed to have an power reserve of 41 hours when fully wound spring. Eighter you are not moving your arm much or the watch is defective. I used mine black model now for about 2 weeks and it never stopped. I wore it now not for about 19 hours and it still runs.  Keep in mind that the rotor on the back only turns at an steep 90 degree angle. The self winding weight will not turn on an shallow angle - so it winds only confidently with some wrist up and down movement. Otherwise this is the best watch ever for me. I ordered 2 when the

ASIN	B0058VK95M
Additional Features	Second Hand
Age Range Description	Adult
Band Color	Silver
Band Material Type	Stainless Steel
Band Width	14.8 Millimeters
Bands	1
Best Sellers Rank	#124,544 in Fashion ( See Top 100 in Fashion ) #3,759 in Men's Wrist Watches
Brand Name	Seiko
Case Diameter	37 Millimeters
Case Material Type	Stainless Steel
Case Thickness	12 Millimeters
Character	no subject character
Clasp Type	Deployment Clasp
Closure Type	Buckle
Country of Publication	Japan
Crystal	Glass
Customer Reviews	4.4 out of 5 stars 1,219 Reviews
Dial Color	silver
Display	Analog
Embellishment Feature	Stud
Face Style	Guilloche
Global Trade Identification Number	00029665154224, 00961613291721
Included Components	Warranty card, instruction manual, box or pouch
Item Weight	42 Grams
Manufacturer	Seiko
Manufacturer Part Number	SNXS75
Material	Silver-tone
Model Name	SNXS75
Model Number	SNXS75
Pattern	Solid
Power Source	Automatic
Series Number	5
Shape	Round
Sport Type	Swimming
Strap Type	Bracelet
Style Name	Automatic Watch
Theme	Sports
UPC	029665154224
Unit Count	1 Count
Warranty Type	Manufacturer
Watch Movement Type	Automatic
Water Resistance Depth	99 Feet
Water Resistance Level	Water Resistant

Seiko 5 Men's Stainless Steel Watch

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