Seiko SSC141 Montre solaire en acier inoxydable pour homme avec cadran bleu

Name: Seiko SSC141 Montre solaire en acier inoxydable pour homme avec cadran bleu
Brand: SEIKO
SKU: 0029665165527
Price: 352.82 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:SEIKO

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€
352.82

Depuis ses humbles débuts, la vision de Kintaro Hattori pour Seiko est devenue réalité. Une passion dévorante pour l'excellence - imprimée dans notre ADN d'entreprise transmis de génération en génération. Seiko, depuis 125 ans engagé dans l'art et la science du temps. Une culture de l'innovation relie un magasin d'horlogerie de Tokyo du 19e siècle aux progrès de l'horlogerie du 20e siècle à une extraordinaire révolution tranquille du 21e siècle. Continuellement animé par le dévouement et la passion, a établi une multitude de premières technologies mondiales… transformant les principes du chronométrage. La première montre-bracelet à quartz a changé l'histoire du temps. La première Kinetic a marqué une nouvelle ère dans la technologie des montres à quartz. En 1969, Seiko Astron, la première montre-bracelet à quartz - a été introduite. En un instant, Seiko a amélioré de manière exponentielle la précision des montres-bracelets - Et la technologie Seiko a fermement établi la norme actuelle en matière de chronométrage olympique et sportif. 1984, une autre première célébrée - Kinetic Technology - alimentée par le mouvement du corps. Kinetic - un mécanisme à quartz d'une précision inégalée - la force motrice de nombreuses premières mondiales. Kinetic Chronograph – la prochaine génération de chronométrage haute performance. Kinetic Auto Relay - se réinitialise automatiquement à l'heure correcte. Kinetic Perpetual - combinant la technologie de date parfaite du calendrier perpétuel avec le génie de Kinetic Auto Relay. Et maintenant, Kinetic Direct Drive – bougez et la montre est alimentée automatiquement. Ou remontez-le à la main et voyez la puissance que vous générez en temps réel. Dans le domaine des belles montres, le temps est mesuré par l'innovation Seiko - Un héritage de dévouement à l'art et à la science du temps. Chronographe alarme solaire Seiko. Aucun changement de pile requis et alimenté par tous les types de lumière. Cellule solaire à haute performance de production d'électricité. Mouvement économe en énergie avec longue réserve de marche. Cette belle montre a un boîtier et un bracelet en acier inoxydable. Son cadran bleu comporte trois sous-cadrans de chronographe, des aiguilles et des marqueurs lumineux et un calendrier de date. L'alarme peut être réglée sur une base de 12 heures avec deux petites aiguilles. Le chronographe mesure jusqu'à 60 minutes par incréments de 1/5 seconde avec mesure du temps intermédiaire. Les aiguilles de l'alarme peuvent indiquer l'heure dans un fuseau horaire différent. 100 mètres résistant à l'eau.

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EAN: 0029665165527

Catégories Vêtements, Chaussures et Bijoux, Hommes, Montres, Montres-bracelets,

Étanche jusqu'à 100 m (330 pi) : En général, convient à la natation et à la plongée en apnée, mais pas à la plongée sous-marine. Bracelet en acier inoxydable avec fermoir à bouton-poussoir. Mouvement à quartz japonais avec affichage analogique. Boîtier en acier inoxydable de 42,5 mm avec fenêtre de cadran Hardlex. Montre à énergie solaire avec cadran bleu avec alarme, trois sous-cadrans et fenêtre de date. Importé.

Band Color	Silver
Band Material	Stainless Steel
Band size	Men's Standard
Band width	22 millimeters
Batteries	1 Product Specific batteries required. (included)
Bezel function	Stationary
Bezel material	Stainless Steel
Brand, Seller, or Collection Name	SEIKO
Calendar	Date
Case diameter	42.5 millimeters
Case material	Stainless Steel
Case Thickness	11.65 millimeters
Clasp	Push-Button Clasp
Department	Male
Dial color	Blue
Dial window material type	Hardlex
Display Type	Analog
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	SSC141
Item Shape	Round
Manufacturer	Seiko
Model number	SSC141
Model Year	2016
Movement	Japanese Quartz
Part Number	SSC141
Product Dimensions	5.91 x 5.91 x 5.91 inches; 9.91 Ounces
Product Warranty	For warranty information about this product, please click here
Special features	Luminous
Water resistant depth	330 Feet

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Scritto da: Christopher

Very solid for the price

APPEARANCE The majority of the band’s visible surfaces (about 70%) are brushed stainless steel, which doesn’t show fingerprints as much as polished. The solar panel on the watch face is very, very slightly translucent. This is not visible except from very close up, but some things are visible beneath the dial. Specifically, there’s a thin black circle that goes around near the edge of the dial and two black rectangles, one between 1 and 2 and the other between 7 and 8. You have to be looking from only a few inches away under direct light to see them, however — not something someone might see while talking to you. The solar panel has vertical stripes on it. The smaller subdials don’t — they’re brushed metal, and are a slightly lighter shade of blue than the main dial. The brushing pattern is the same across all three faces, which is to say they look like three windows onto the same underlying radial pattern, as opposed to three individual radial patterns. This gives the whole face a more consistent sheen under light. All three hands on the main dial as well as all twelve hour markings have phosphorescent surfaces on them, which, after soaking up some light, is bright enough to allow the watch to be read in low-light conditions. The surfaces only remain bright for around 15 minutes however, so its usefulness is limited. As the surfaces dim down the watch can still be read, but not at a glance. Also note that the date indicator does _not_ have any illumination, and is unreadable in the dark. The date indicator is in fact a bit difficult to read in the light as well. The actual numeral display is sunken pretty deep in the date window, so it has to be viewed straight on to get a full view of it. When I was researching this watch for purchase I was concerned that the projections on the left side would be large and unwieldy. In person they’re quite small and are trapezoidally shaped on the sides, so they don’t stick into your forearm at all. In other words, they make for a nice ornament without affecting the wearability of the watch. The watch is just about the right size for my relatively small 7“-circumference wrist. The watch is about 50–51mm from lug to lug. For reference, that’s about 2mm more than the length of two US quarters placed end to end. It’s about 45mm from the protrusions on the left to the tip of the crown on the right, or about the combined length of a quarter and a nickel. Mine shipped with all links in the bracelet and no extras. I removed four links to fit it to my 7" wrist. Removing the pins was pretty difficult — I ended up using a very small screwdriver bit and a hammer to dislodge them. Note that the pins have a bulge on one side, meaning that they can only be pushed out from the side without the bulge. Mine had to be pushed out to the right side, but yours may differ. Each link adds about 1cm to the length of the bracelet. A quick calculation shows that you will likely have to contact the manufacturer for additional links if your wrist is larger than about 8.5 inches in circumference. I was disappointed by the clasp. It only unfolds on one central hinge, and opening it gives you less slack than you’d expect, and I have to squeeze my hand a bit to get it through when putting the watch off or on; a problem I didn’t have with the double-hinged butterfly clasp on my Movado. I also worry that the clasp isn’t attached to the rest of the bracelet in a particularly durable way — it isn’t connected with the same type of hinge as the other links, and instead has an “external” hinge wrapped around the connecting link. It’s difficult to explain in words, so check it out in photos. The watch has a nice heft to it. This is great if you like to feel it on your wrist, but may come as a surprise to those who aren’t used to large steel watches. FUNCTIONALITY The large second hand (which actually ticks in 1/5 second increments, in case you need the additional precision) on the main dial is used for the chronograph (stopwatch), and sits at 12 o’clock when not in use. The left subdial has the second hand for regular timekeeping. The chronograph counts up to an hour, at which point it stops. The upper subdial tracks minutes. Pressing the upper pusher (“A”) starts the chronograph. Pressing it again will pause the chronograph, which can then be resumed with A, or reset with the lower pusher (“B”). Pressing A and then B will pause the chronograph, but cause it to continue keeping time “behind the scenes”; pressing B again will cause it to jump to the total elapsed time and continue counting. Pressing A, then B, then A, then B again will cause the chronograph to stop at the first time, then jump to the second time and stop at that one. This split-timekeeping functionality can be used to track events that begin simultaneously but end at different times, such as two runners racing one another. The third subdial is used for the alarm. When not set, it will show the current time (copying what the main minute and hour hands show). The alarm can only be set to ring once in the next 12 hours, and needs to be reset to ring again. The alarm sound is not very loud, and is a shrill electronic whine. You can also test the alarm sound at any time by pulling the crown out to the first position and holding A for at least three seconds, which is a very effective way to annoy people. I bought this watch expecting not to be impressed by the alarm functionality, so I wasn’t disappointed. The watch has a date window to show the current day of the month. It has to be reset at the end of any 30-day month or February, since it will otherwise keep counting to 31. Setting it is easy and can be done independently of setting the time (i.e. you don’t have to sit there spinning the timekeeping hands around over and over). The watch’s crystal is made of Hardlex, which is softer (i.e. more scratch-prone) than sapphire crystal, but supposedly more resistant to compression and shock (i.e. less likely to shatter). I have not yet owned the watch long enough to comment on its durability or battery life. According to the manual, the watch may gain or lose up to 15 seconds per month. Overall, I’m very satisfied with this purchase. My only real disappointment is the clasp, which isn’t a deal breaker but isn’t anything to write home about, either.

Scritto da: Doris

Very nice watch

Got it for my son birthday and he love it.

Scritto da: joe l

Nice watch for my intent!

Wanted a no hassle, grab and go watch for everyday and outdoor use. I purchased an “open-box” to save almost $100 and didn’t mind any imperfections. It was/came like new! Always wanted a good Seiko alarm watch since I was a kid, but note the alarm is soft and only rings for 20sec or so. More for alerting vs waking up. The dial is very busy with 3 sub-dials and has a lot of flash making it hard to see the time at certain angles. Date window is small and dark colored for my eyesight, but normally only got to see it once a day to know the date. Hardlex crystal is protected with 6 extended lugs around the bezel. Band was easy to adjust with standard push pins. Watch has a nice overall weight to it. The 42.5mm size “wears smaller” as the face is smaller at about 33mm. It looks way more expensive than what I paid! My other working solar watch (comparable brand) is so old I don’t remember when I purchased it years ago. I would purchase another Seiko, but expecting that to be some 10 years from now when/if the solar goes out!!

Scritto da: SquirrelNYC

Great lower-end addition to my watch collection, excellent value

I wanted to add an everyday watch to my collection and this was the perfect fit of looks and value. The dark dial looks great on the wrist and the precise Japanese workmanship is a major plus. Feels solid like a higher end watch. Would absolutely recommend as a good daily wear timepiece!

Scritto da: Matthew Zimmerly

An awesome watch

I bought this after losing an identical Seiko my wife gave as a gift. I love the watch. I have a similar featured Citizen that took an hour of online research to figure out how to program. No thank you Citizen.

Scritto da: Bernardo

Hay marcas que son tradición. Seiko lo es ????

Elegancia, atracción, diseño y tradición. Seiko.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

great looking watch

I was not sure about this watch, but really liked the online picture. This was my birthday gift to me. I have now had it for 6 month's and wear it constantly. After an initial size adjustment, it fights perfectively, after taking three links out. I have not used the timer or the alarm functions yet but, will give it a try in the coming days. I love looking at the watch and wear it to bed. I usually give it a good light source for the lumes when I hit the hay. There are two down sides to it. I have several other chrono's and they are relatively easy to read the time. This one takes longer to see the correct position of the hands, but I have become accustomed to that. The other thing is the crown. It is hard to pull out., with the position of it, next to the baffles or whatever they are called. You can hack the second hand and set it to atomic time. The weight of the watch seems on the heavy side, but I have gotten used to it. Sorry for not having a better pic of it.

Scritto da: terrell jones

How to operate features

The watch did not come with any instructions. For example how is the alarm set, silenced, reset? What is a Tachymeter? How is it used? How does one set the date? How does one read the power storage? I asked for instructions 2 weeks ago and none forthcoming.

Scritto da: Aleksandrs

Five Stars

Everything is excellent.

Scritto da: JFO007

Spoil Yourself or Someone else It’s Christmas

Excellent product quality, details and accuracy. Alarm sound is distinct, but can’t be heard if in a surrounding area too noisy. Beautiful look, being Solar makes it even more enjoyable to wear even though it’s stlightly heavy (150 gr) with band adjusted to my wrist size. By the way the band link very easy to adjust, specially when you have all the rite tools. An excellent gift for Christmas.

Scritto da: HECTOR MORALES

Muy bonito Reloj

Me gustó su tamaño se siente bien armado quería tener uno que ya no se cambiará la pila y de marca Seiko tenía otro son muy exactos hace poco compre otro automático estoy contento con ellos y amazon muy buen servicio y precios inmejorables!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Regret having returned it

Not understanding that the seconds hand stays in one place till chrono meter hand is pressed. I returned it thinking it to be a flaw but realized later that it was how it is supposed to be and seconds are tied to chronograph and tachymeter. I bought it for $ 206 and refund was instant Now the same is priced at $ 283

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Dead battery

Solar battery appears to no longer hold a charge. Very disappointed as have owned several Seiko watches over the years and never experienced a problem before. Not sure if Amazon will assist with this issue as the watch was purchased in 2019 .