shaikh ashhab
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on 2 April 2026
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از سازنده سیکو برند ساعت سیکو به دلیل کیفیت و سبک خود در سراسر جهان شناخته شده است. بیش از صد سال است که این شرکت به تولید محصولات استثنایی معروف بوده است. اگرچه این شرکت به خاطر ساعت های مچی خود شناخته می شود، اما در سال 1881 به عنوان یک کارگاه ساعت تاسیس شد. امروزه سنت این شرکت با کیفیت و سبک مدرن است. سیکو طیف گسترده ای از ساعت های شیک و مدرن را برای هر سلیقه و سبک زندگی ارائه می دهد. سیکو هر روز آخرین فناوری ها را اختراع می کند. این به آنها کمک کرده است
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از سازنده سیکو برند ساعت سیکو به دلیل کیفیت و سبک خود در سراسر جهان شناخته شده است. بیش از صد سال است که این شرکت به تولید محصولات استثنایی معروف بوده است. اگرچه این شرکت به خاطر ساعت های مچی خود شناخته می شود، اما در سال 1881 به عنوان یک کارگاه ساعت تاسیس شد. امروزه سنت این شرکت با کیفیت و سبک مدرن است. سیکو طیف گسترده ای از ساعت های شیک و مدرن را برای هر سلیقه و سبک زندگی ارائه می دهد. سیکو هر روز آخرین فناوری ها را اختراع می کند. این به آنها کمک کرده است
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Seiko 5 for a Car Enthusiast
This is the 4th 7S26 powered Seiko 5 I've owned and the second "Speed Racer." I had an SNK375 (same dial!) previously and to be honest, there was nothing wrong with that watch, except that I didn't like the curvy case. Owning a watch can be senselessly subjective like that. I sold that watch literally 2 months ago and I ended up buying this one because I realized my other automatic watches, including a Seiko SARB017 Alpinist and a SRPB41 Cocktail Time "Blue Moon", didn't have a day of week, and I just missed having a fun, light, car-inspired watch without needing to put on a chunky chronograph. Is this a technically advanced watch? Not by a longshot. At this point, with the new line of Seiko 5s out for a year (or more?), this is a previous generation Seiko 5, powered by the 7S26 automatic movement. It has no hand winding, no hacking (stopping the second hand when setting time) and is probably half a minute off each day, depending on how good or bad your luck is with your movement. The bracelet? It's jangly, it's terrible and will definitely pull out arm hairs. But even so, there's something honest and refreshing about strapping on one of these. It runs because you, the wearer, moved enough for it to run. If it's stopped, shake it a few times, and it springs to life. The car tachometer style accents including the red stripe from 12 to 4 o'clock, the hollowed out hour hand (adds lightness!), and the red second needle all evoke the feeling that I should step away from my desk, fire up the car and rev the motor out to redline a couple of times. It's a cool, fun watch to own, wear and look at. Yeah, I think I'm going to go for that drive now.
Detailed review from a watch enthusiast...
I currently own and have previously owned several different watches of various styles and at various price points. I have affordable watches from Seiko, Citizen, and Orient, mid and lower tier Swiss watches (Hamilton, Mido), a TAG Heuer, a vintage Omega - the list goes on. This is probably my cheapest watch. I was looking for something fun and cheap; I guess you could say this one was sort of an impulse buy. What I really like about this watch is it’s simplicity and versatility. It gives a nod to the Rolex Datejust 36 with its case size and shape, as well as the handset and index markers used. The bracelet is similar to a jubilee in design, but still has its own distinct style. This is not, however, a complete ripoff of a Rolex; it has some attributes that are distinctively Seiko, like the recessed crown at 4:00 that has been typical of the Seiko 5 lineup since its inception. Furthermore, the “5” logo pattern on the dial is likely a borrowed design idea from the Grand Seiko SBGH267, which features embossed Grand Seiko branding on its blue dial; while these two watches are not anywhere in the same league, it is clear that they share the same DNA. The dial on this watch really has a lot of depth and detail, especially for the price. The “5” pattern is not visible in most lighting; it is subtle. The dial makes this look like a different watch in different lighting situations; sometimes it looks black, other times it looks like a metallic blue sunburst, sometimes the fives make it look like a linen patterned dark blue, and sometimes the fives just stand out as fives against a deep blue. Almost all of the markers and logos are applied rather than painted on; the only things painted on are the words “Automatic 21 Jewels” at 6 o’clock. The lume on this watch is surprising; I am pretty sure it is the same lume used on Seiko divers because of its color and brightness. However, it does not last nearly as long as Seiko divers because it is very conservatively applied in compar
Satisfied
Value and elegance .
Fantastico
Cerco di essere il più sintetico possibile scrivendo che questo orologio è un must buy, anche a questo prezzo. Perfetto every day watch! Unico punto negativo è il bracciale che "sibila" un po' ed è abbastanza leggero, ma esteticamente rende davvero molto bene. Se rapportiamo al prezzo secondo me sono cinque stelle che è difficile non dare (parliamo di orologi che quando sono stati messi sul mercato costavano intorno ai 100 euro). Un plauso secondo me va fatto al quadrante con questo pattern. Lo consiglio a chi cerca un orologio per tutti i giorni, non costoso e che sappia anche abbinarsi ad un abito
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