Best Seiko Watches for Men

If you're craving for something unique and prestigious that could impress your friends and colleagues, the Seiko Prospex SRPC91 SAVE THE OCEAN is what you need. This high-end watch belongs to the new limited edition of the Seiko's dive watches. Actually, this model is based on the popular 6000 range of vintage watches by the brand. But now it's more rugged and beautiful.

To begin with, this very model is nicknamed Turtle due to its cushion-shape case. And the textured dial with the amazing gradient blue color just hypnotizes people and makes them keep looking at it all the time. The attention-getting face of the dial is supposed to resemble ocean waves and the depth of the ocean. The undulating blue stripes run across the dial with the transition from a medium blue at the top to a very dark at the bottom. However, the face looks its best in the flesh. The colors and patterns appear to shimmer in the light for full effect. Absolutely gorgeous.

The original rubber strap that comes with this model is also great. It's well-suitable to wear for extended periods of time. It's very supple, pliable, good looking, and comfortable, while the stainless steel clasp is robust enough to endure long years of heavy use. Overall, the watch feels well made and is definitely worth every penny.

The Men's RECRAFT watch is one more uber-stylish looker from Seiko. It comes with an oval-shaped case and has a complex dial that was the rage in the sports watches of the 70s.

The watch face is a beautiful blue of faded denim that actually seems to change in various lighting conditions. The ice-blue face looks very rich when indoors, but the true brilliance of the blue comes to life outside. The blue dial gives a sunburst effect as the watch moves, making it even more attractive.

The Tachymeter ring also relies on light. It can be blue, black, gray, or silver depending on how the light hits it. The sub-dials appear to be a dark navy blue. All the numbers and indices in this watch are white.

Overall, the dial is well-readable and all buttons work as expected. The only downside is the fact that the tiny date window between 4 & 5 o'clock is virtually impossible to see. Only if you catch it in the right light and the right angle, you'll be able to read it.

Speaking about the strap, it's very attractive and comfortable. The Gulf racing color scheme of the band matches the colors on the watch face. Yet, this tri-color NATO strap can be removed for other options. The lugs make standard 22mm, so you can easily find a replacement to dress up your watch with a swap of the band.

Are you eyeing up a super stylish black-on-black watch? Would you like it to be priced appropriately? If you have two "yes", the Seiko Men's SNE325 watch may be a real steal for you.

The watch looks great with beautiful and solid craftsmanship. It has clean lines and is not too "busy" or flashy. It looks sharp and sophisticated, just like a finely crafted piece of jewelry.

Also, it's made of quality materials - the Japanese quartz movement, stainless steel case with Hardlex dial window, and stainless steel strap. Therefore the watch feels a bit hefty but in a good way, like Omega or Rolex.

How is the quality of the black plating? Actually, the fine brushed black finish will stay in a top-notch condition even if you wear the timepiece all the time. No scratches or nicks. So, we can conclude that this slick watch says that its owner appreciates quality but doesn’t want to overpay.

Another great thing about the product is that it's manufactured with solar quartz mechanism with astounding accuracy. And since it's solar, no batteries are needed. That’s a good feature for those individuals who aren't going to wear it every day and don’t want to worry about it winding down.

It’s hard to tell for sure when the mass fascination with military watches began, but the fact remains the fact - military timepieces are very popular among users of any age nowadays. And that fascination brings us to the Seiko 5. Although it belongs to sports lineup and doesn't meet any military specification, the khaki design makes this timepiece look identical to iconic mil-spec watches used during the First World War and the Second World War.

The watch has a nice simplistic look and boasts rugged construction. Its dial is clean with Seiko logo at the top and the calibre branding at the bottom. The date window is neatly positioned in the right section - it shows the date and day. It's well-readable yet small enough to leave a clean, legible dial that remains true military field watches. But what makes the watch look completely akin to them is a green strap with brown accents. The band is mainly made from fabric but the brown detailing is from leather.

The bandwidth makes 20 mm, meaning you can easily swap the original one for any other to make your watch look different. Actually, if combined with a silicone strap, it'll look quite sporty. And a stainless steel band can make it look classy and suitable for almost any occasion.

Are you crazy about famous Rolex Submariner but don’t want to spend a fortune on it? Then, Seiko has an affordable replication for you - the Seiko SNZF17 watch, also called Sea Urchin watch. Why Urchin? Because they both are black in color, and the watch has those white marker lines that look similar to spikes coming from the sea urchin.

To begin with, we would like to emphasize that it's not a cheap copycat that imitates closely a popular swiss Rolex Submariner; it's a decent timepiece that has an identity. We mean it has unique styling elements making it a watch on its own.

Yes, this classy watch has the same black dial, coin-edged bezel with silver index markers on a black background, as well as a rugged silver-toned bracelet. But although the bezel markings are almost the same as those of the Rolex in terms of placement, they are bigger.

Take note that the bezel of the Sea Urchin is a unidirectional rotating bezel that can function as a timer. The bezel ring can be rotated counter-clockwise only.

Another glaring difference between these two watches is the day/date display on the right side of the Seiko SNZF17 watch. The Rolex has a bigger window with just a date.

And lastly, the Sea Urchin has larger and wider spear-shaped hands that make it easier for users to read the time, especially in low light conditions. They also make the watch look sportier.