This 21-jewel, automatic watch winds itself with the motion of your wrist, so you’ll never need to change the battery. It has a stainless steel case and features a black dial with three-hand function, easy-to-read bar markers, and an English/Spanish day/date window at the three o’clock position. Additional features include a screw-down case and crown, a scratch-resistant Hardlex crystal, and a one-way rotating bezel that keeps track of elapsed time. With its Lumibrite hands, markers, and bezel, this watch is easy to read in both light and dark conditions. Designed for diving, this watch is water-tested to 200 meters. It meets ISO standards and is suitable for scuba diving.
Product Features
- Movement – 21 Jewel Self Winding Automatic Movement
- Water Resistant – 200Meters(660 feet) Water Resistant
- Case Diameter – 46 MM
- Crystal – Hardlex Crystal
Family Values The Seiko “Black Monster” is making watch history right in front of our eyes. Everyone interested in an automatc dive watch should look at this or its Orange, Blue or Yellow brothers as a “must have” watch. Every collector I know – no matter how expansive or selective – has a Monster in the watchbox.I am the owner of the Orange, Blue, Yellow, and Black Monster watches. The Blue is a “Limited Production” model – only so many made each year — the Yellow Monster is already a legend –…
Precision engineered Originally written for the Orange Monster, this review holds equally true for the black version.From the moment you first hold this watch in your hand, you realize it is a quality timepiece. The first thing that strikes you is its large size and heavy feel, yet despite that, it feels comfortable on the wrist due to its fine balance.BRACELET:The bracelet end links (those that attach to the watch case) are solid rather than formed sheet metal like you will find…
Chunker I used to make fun of my friend who collects automatic watches. Then my wife got me a nice titanium automatic dive watch for Christmas a couple of years ago. It’s as big as a clock and as heavy as a door knocker. Sound similar to anything we might be discussing here?The other day I dropped my beloved watch (made by an obscure German firm that specializes in “instrument watches”). Much to my horror, it fell off the nightstand and the hands froze. I figured I’d be without it for at…