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Seiko Astron SSE003J1 GPS solar watch With GPS

Case

–  Case Material:  Stainless Steel (brushed/polished), Titanium
–  Case Shape:  Round
–  Bezel made of:  Stainless Steel (polished)
–  Crystal:  Sapphire crystal, anti-reflection
–  Case Colour:  Silver
–  Bezel Function:  Tachymetre (fixed)
–  Back:  Srewed-in back

 
Movement

–  Calendar:  Date
–  Complications:  3: Chronograph: Hours, Minutes & small Second
–  Display Type:  Chronograph (11hour, 59min, 59sec)
–  Movement:  Seiko 8X82 GPS Solar

 

–  Dial Style:  Sun grinding
–  Illuminated:  fluorescent (green)
–  Dial Colour:  Black

 
Strap

–  Strap Colour:  Silver
–  Clasp:  Automatic folding clasp
–  Strap Material:  Titan

 
Further Details

–  Product:  Watch
–  Manufacturer:  Seiko
–  Model:  Astron
–  Special Feature:  With GPS
–  Logo on:  Dial, Clasp, Back
–  Hallmark:  Stainless Steel 316L
–  Guarantee:  2 Years Manufacturer’s Guarantee
–  Packaging:  Original Packaging with Documents
–  Clasp:  Automatic folding clasp

 
Technical Details

–  Distance between lugs in mm/inches:  54 / 137.16
–  Width of the Strap in mm/Inches:  20 / 50.8
–  Diameter (without crown) in mm/inches:  45 / 114.3
–  Weight in g/ounces:  108 / 3.81
–  Height in mm/inches:  13 / 33.02
–  Maximal Strap Circumference in m

Product Features

  • Display Type : Chronograph
  • Water-restistant (m/bar) : 100 / 10
  • Diameter (without crown) in mm/inches : 45 / 1.77
  • Weight in g/ounces : 108 / 3.81

1 thought on “Seiko Astron SSE003J1 GPS solar watch With GPS”

  1. Very Impressive I’ve had one of these for just a week, but I’m enthused enough about it to go ahead and do a review. As you know, the Seiko modern Astron line uses GPS for time synchronization and can also use GPS to determine the time zone location of the watch. It is solar powered. The first modern Astrons were the 7X series, released in 2012. This particular model is one of several second generation Astrons, released in late 2014, which are called the 8X series. 7X and 8X are the first two…

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