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I purchased a Seiko watch for my daughter’s 21st birthday. She is now 67 and has passed the watch to me. I wear it every day to my knowledge it has been cleaned once and had a number of new straps fitted. An excellent watch.

I've been a fan of luxury watches for a long time, and my encounters with Seiko have been truly impressive. The design and meticulous workmanship in their watches showcase their deep tradition of watchmaking. My Seiko Presage Automatic is a stunning piece with its detailed dial and beautiful finish - it's like owning a masterpiece. Its automatic movement not only keeps accurate time but also brings back memories of classic watch craftsmanship.I wish I could afford more pieces of Seiko watches, but they are quite expensive, let’s be real.

I have been unable to wear my Seiko Prospex Kinetic divers watch for best part of a year now, all because I 'lost' two very tiny tubes when removing the bracelet so I could change the watch capacitor.I have since learned that this a very common mistake made by many who don’t know about 'pin and collar' style watch bracelets. I have spent untold hours searching the internet to locate these microscopic collars (or tubes) which would hold the link pins of my watch bracelet. I eventually rang Seiko Customer Service and spoke with a very helpful agent Michelle Nicolls. She listened to my plight, took details from me, and kindly located the bits I needed and sent them to me free of charge. This is customer service at its best. Because of Michelles help I am now able to wear my favourite beast of a divers watch again!

Piece of crap. Bought a Seiko prospex Padi edition. Though it's brand new it can't keep the time. It has been sliding timewise since the beginning and now it's totally unreliable, after about 2 months of use. The self winding mechanism is a joke so I wound it up and set it this morning and its 2h off already in the evening. Could have bought another watch for one 5th of this price and probably've been better off. But I fell for the 'SEIKO is better quality and worth it' bogus hype. Fool me once...

Apalling after sales service. Automatic winding watch just out of Guarantee, and hardly worn mechanism not allowing the second hand to move and therefore the watch unworkable. Taken to Agent who told me that it may need "cleaning, but the cost would be over £150 - I could buy a new watch if that. It should not that to clean a watch. Told by dealer that it could take up to 12 weeks for the watch to be repaired/cleaned, but could not give answer. I have had issues with SEIKO before relating to something as a link watch strap, Four months later they had still not found a suitable replacement. Took the watch back and finding an independent watch maker the bracelet was found and attached to the watch in the space of three weeks. Atrocious customer service, and due to special tools for the watch in question something that another watch maker can mend. *********************See my subsequent review having made a formal complaint to SEIKO Head Office. It seems that it was the original dealer [Earnst Jones Chelmsford] who was insisting on the charge and the fact that they had not bothered to raise the issue with SEIKO direct relating to the mitigating circumstances. So apologies to SEIKO who have now "made good", but concerns about the retailer making a negligent statement.

SEIKO Service Center Denmark was my only option for service and contact with SEIKO. And it was the worst experience possible.

On my visit to UAE, I bought the latest Seiko wrist watch 11 months ago and it is still working flawlessly. It is very durable.

Very accurate and super durable for its price.

“Renowned watch brand from Japan”

I think it's the best deal for affordable mechanical watches on the market. You can literally buy a cool watch with a beautiful dial and reliable mechanical movement for just $500 or even less. Plus this company has a history that doesn't concede to any Swiss brand. Quality