Seiko Discover More Titanium Chronograph Quartz SSB393 SSB393P1 SSB393P 100M Men's Watch Seiko has clearly played it safer here, with less radical design cues; most notably the absence of a whopping, domed crystal, which also grants it access to a regular workplace without making it stand out as a sports watch. The titanium is an added bonus, strengthening the build and also turning it way lighter than if it was stainless steel.
Seiko Prospex Solar Sumo SSC759 SSC759J1 SSC759J Chronograph 200M Men's Watch The Seiko Prospex Sumo Chronograph is Solar-powered and can go down up to 200m under water. It has a 6-month long power reserve upon full charge. The V192 movement is high-quality but nonetheless affordable, just like this diving watch. As the nickname suggests, this wristwatch is relatively large; standing at 45-mm across but just 14mm thick, for which, the watch doesn't appear particularly bulky.
Seiko Automatic Sports SNZG11 SNZG11J1 SNZG11J Men's WatchThis Seiko Automatic Sports watch doesn't break the bank but still has a luxurious feel. It keeps accurate time, and the markers are luminescent and long-lasting. The strap is also easy to swap out if you want to change your look. With the automatic winding function, you can keep the watch working even when you're not wearing it for extended periods.
This Seiko Automatic Sports watch is excellent value for your money. Its stainless steel case and hardlex crystal dome make it durable. With an automatic winding function, you don't have to worry about winding the watch manually, and it keeps an accurate time. The nylon strap is easy to change if you want to switch up your look, and the luminous hands and markers make it easy to read, even in low light. Plus, the watch is waterproof to a depth of 100 meters, so you can wear it while swimming or surfing without worry! It's an excellent choice for an attractive yet reliable timepiece.
