- Two-tone stainless steel case and bracelet
- Luminescent gold and black hands and hour markers
- Gold dial
- Day/date display at 3 o'clock
- Day display in English or Spanish
- Automatic movement
- Polished goldtone bezel
- Water resistant to 30 meters (100 ft.)
- Deployment clasp closure
Showcasing a two-tone stainless steel case and bracelet, this handsome timepiece features luminescent gold and black hands and hour markers against a gold dial. Automatic movement means as long as you're moving, it's moving. Secured with a deployment clasp, it makes a fine addition to any ensemble.
Women's watch bands can be sized to fit 6.5-inch to 7.5-inch wrists. Extra links are available through the manufacturer. (We do not provide this service).
Click here for more information on deployment clasps.
This watch is powered by automatic movement which means the winding of the spring occurs automatically when the wearer moves his arm. However, it is recommended that you manually wind the watch at least once every two weeks. It is also important to adjust the time once a month as automatic movement can gain or lose a few minutes a month.
- Dimensions:
- Case: 27 mm diameter x 10 mm H
- Materials:
- Stainless steel
- Model No:
- SUAA84
Customer Reviews
I have had the watch for several years, and also had to return the watch to Overstock for repairs since it was under warranty. I am happy with Overstock's service on this product, however; the watch keeps losing time - approximately 5 minutes each month. I do not use it to tell time now since I am never sure of the exact time it shows. The watch looks good but the functionality is questionable.
This watch was a gift for my mother. . It's a great watch. The only thing was that it was big on her so she had to adjust the size. Other than that, she loved it and I was surprised on how little I spent on it.
this was a great option for a good friend's birthday looks beautiful in person and the name SEIKIO says it all thanks overstock PS i I ordered another Seiko for myselt a few days ago....
The reason durability took a hit was the battery is already dying a few days after given as a gift. Must have had some shelf time.
I'm an automatic watch fancier, and I have several for myself. I have tried several different ones for my wife, but she has had a lot of trouble with them - like they won't wind enough during the day and have to be wound every night, or they run too fast or too slow and have to be set often. This inexpensive Seiko has amazed me. It winds properly and doesn't have to be wound manually - it keeps excellent time (had it over a week and still don't know if it's going to be fast or slow) and it looks great - much better than the picture. She previously had a Seiko Kinetic which became a nightmare when the capacitor went bad and it wouldn't charge. I had it overhauled with a new capacitor, and that only lasted a month. That watch is now in the watch graveyard along with a few others. I'm amazed Seiko still makes those things - I hope they have improved the design. Anyway, we're well-pleased with this watch, and I think it's going to be around for some time.
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