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Seiko Neo Classic SPC Quartz Watch
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Seiko Neo Classic SPC Quartz Watch
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A dress watch and a powerful tool, the Seiko Neo Classic is equal parts looks and functionality. The polished stainless steel case, leather band, and rose gold accents would suggest that it's aimed at the businessman, but the other features behind the watch make it more more widely applicable Read More
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RayF
22220
Nov 29, 2020
Can't say for sure but it looks like the price for this watch has come down since the last drop (in April 2020). Perhaps someone else can say for sure?
One thing I am sure of is that this watch has a dial busier than a Walmart cashier on Black Friday!
With all that stuff going on it's hard to imagine why they didn't just go ahead and include a ships barometer and random number generator for Lottery picks? I suppose it all comes down to taste (doesn't it always?) but it's worth mentioning that all of these functions are available on simpler, easier to read chronographs generally available right here, almost every other day.
When you consider the basic Day/Date windows common to most contemporary watches vs the Perpetual Date system on this watch, one begins to understand why these simple functions are referred to as complications! Assuming one actually wants to know what day or date he has found himself in, those wispy little hands pointing to those tiny little numbers would make that chore suitable only to those with excellent vision or suppressed masochistic tendencies--in other words, to people too young to appreciate this watch, or those who enjoy harming themselves!
On the hand, if your intention is impress chics at the local disco by convincing them your job is collecting atmospheric data at secret government bases in Antarctica, this watch and a pair of Mukluks should convince even the most skeptical among them--happy hunting!
yaknow
4
Nov 29, 2020
I've have recently been shopping chronograph watches, this 45mm monster is way too big for my wrist and simply too many functions to be considered a dress watch. IMHO the perpetual date junks up the dial with unnecessary information where a simple date window would do.
RayF
22220
Apr 5, 2020
While the photos included above would lead one to believe there are many watches available in this drop, in reality ONLY ONE watch is available. If you like the BLACK (SPC133), you're in luck.
UPDATE: looks this time around the drop is for the WHITE version only. Evidently we can't have BOTH at the same time?
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flaviov
133
Apr 5, 2020
RayF"because, (evidently) MD was too cheap to pay some one to edit the original drop" I laughed out loud at this: it is so true!
JAone
999
Feb 28, 2020
Had to buy the spc 131 white dial watch; where I live it's hard to get it for under $220 usd. sometimes much more, some authorised retailers still selling for over $350 usd. Biggest problem was while investigating this perpetual date watch which I do like a lot, I also came across a Seiko SNP149 p2 Premier perpetual date kinetic watch at a price I thought was good around 60% discount off retail; very much a Drop price!!! Had to buy; and it arrived within 24 hours!! Funny these are the first Seiko watches I have bought in 26 years!! I hope they are as good as some community members say (Rayf etc.).Anyway will drop wrist shots soon.
JAone
999
Apr 8, 2020
I think that's a good idea; I see you have commented on "Chinese made" earlier!! Maybe it's beer o'clock time. Funny though I was just checking on a the origin of two of my watches last week; and one quite expensive Seiko Perpetual kinetic watch has stamps assembled in China!!(funny though no such stamp on this Neo classic watch) I would have thought for over $750 rrp. usd. you might have got one of the "Made in Japan" which seem to attract a heavier price; almost as if they are trying to cash in on the Swiss Made title. But however you look at this point of origin situation I can wholeheartedly agree that made/assembled in china does not negatively reflect the final quality of the piece; the other watch I had recently purchased was a Bulova Marine Star chrono, who I find are now owned by Citizen, stating they have manufacture and assembly plants in China, Japan, and Switzerland and will produce their watches at whichever plant can handle the order! I do suspect that most of their auto's are Swiss, the "high frequency" Japan and the runof the mill "quartz" in China: probably that may reflect labour costs per unit, although for the >$160 usd I paid for the Bulova chrono with the internal(although very weak lume) bezel watch I am very impressed with the finish. The rest of the lume is as good as most Seiko's. The two Earnshaw's although "Swiss Made" were both assembled in China a are Wulf watches and the finish is extremely good especially if bought right.
RayF
22220
Apr 9, 2020
JAone
Agree with you on the premium paid for Japanese made (so-called J-versions) especially for sub $500 watches. Dumb—not worth it.
We pay a premium for Japanese Domestic Market watches because they’re limited in availability, not because they are inherently better watches.
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truiz
Feb 26, 2020
Its the one with gold tones that’s hard to find at a much better price. The other versions are available at Amazon for $129 with free shipping and 2 year warranty.
LucidCode
14
Feb 23, 2020
What warranty is provided on this Drop? If I purchase from Long Island Watch or another Seiko authorized dealer, I'd receive the watch right away with $5 (or less) shipping, and a 2 year warranty for around $155-$165. I see no mention of the warranty on the Drop info, so I'm assuming no warranty coverage? Buyer beware?
JAone
999
Feb 28, 2020
LucidCodeYes, it does not state anything about warranty. I will contact Drop. Even so, I went ahead and ordered one, the previous four watches I have bought have been great - so far! The good thing I find with Drop is their price is their price; Jomashop for example always seem to have at least $50plus of extras including shipping and import charges to my country. I have bought from at least 3 online retailers from the U.S. and they don't have extra charges either; so for now , risky or not I put my trust in Drop
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