Anyone else have a Seiko diver as a daily wearer?

[oldman2005]

Daily watch including mountain biking, off-roading, hiking,... with this one:

[RolexSpotter]

love my Seiko SKX009

[ragingcao]

You bet

[ashbaug2]

I wear my MarineMaster 300 on a daily basis. I've also got my dad's old 6105-8119 that I had fixed up when he passed, a 6105-8000 that I bought as a donor movement for when I need to replace parts in his -8119, and my SKX009 that was my first mechanical that he helped me pick out. It needs a service, so I haven't worn it much lately.

[Wesholm]

I have a blue turtle SRP773 with sapphire domed crystal. Can't beat Seiko for value!

[daveo5]

Not a daily wearer anymore but when conditions warrant, it's on my wrist. 7526-0029, Singapore movement.

[One Ping Only]

Older thread but could not resist

[Chad072]

[Valenciawatchrepair]

Oh geeze. This thread is dangerous. Great stuff guys!

[scarlet knight]

Daily wearer and back up on this week’s cruise


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[Phrank]

Grabbed this the other day, taking delivery Tuesday, great watch to take to Aruba in January.

Thanks to the Seiko forum for exposing me to this great reference.

Seiko Prospex Automatic 200M Divers Men's Watch SRP773 - love the blue dial.

[yessir69]

I’ve been wearing my 007 as a daily for quite a while. Wasn’t my plan, it just happened. I don’t know why, but I’m just not interested in the others.

So I’m in favor of it. I guess that’s where I’m going with this.

[Frogman]

Originally Posted by Fredrik

When I am traveling to places where I am not comfortable wearing a Rolex I wear my blue Sumo.

Oh, and if it is too shady for a Seiko, I wear a Vostok Amphibia.

Oh, and if it is really shady, no watch at all...

LOL, id hate to be in the place thats too shady for the Vostok

[Frogman]

Originally Posted by Phrank

Grabbed this the other day, taking delivery Tuesday, great watch to take to Aruba in January.

Thanks to the Seiko forum for exposing me to this great reference.

Seiko Prospex Automatic 200M Divers Men's Watch SRP773 - love the blue dial.

Nice one, youll love it.
Its a classy darker shade of blue, almost black in darker light, love mine.

[Phrank]

Originally Posted by Frogman

Nice one, youll love it.
Its a classy darker shade of blue, almost black in darker light, love mine.

Thanks, it arrived today.

This is my first Seiko that is all "automatic". My other one is kinetic drive, and my very first "real" watch, the 1991 Seiko 7T59 was quartz, still works and is over 25 years old.

I was sceptical, but thanks to this section of TRF, I took a chance and must admit, I'm really, really impressed with this watch, it's great looking, highly legible, and feels great on the wrist.

I'll admit, I caught myself in some crazy thinking, "It's just a Seiko..." Stupid thing to think, it's an expensive watch by any standards, super high quality, going to be great for my trip to Aruba and some diving, bezel lines up perfectly, love the sweeping second hand, nice and smooth sweep, and it's molds to the wrist, great fit, what's not to love :-)

Think this will stay on my wrist for a few days.....

[bigfatpauli]

I don't have a daily wearer, but this is in my small rotation:

[benlee]

Actually nearly all Seikos are robust enough to be daily wearers.