Automatic Watch for Men - Presage Cocktail Time - Patterned with Golden Numerals and Date Calendar, 50m Water-Resistant

This is a very classy watch and reasonable in both size and price. In low light it looks like a deep maroon, but in the sun it really shows a beautiful red. Note that the color covers the dial, that fading at the edges shown in photos is only noticeable in low light and is done nicely. The numbers are applied, not printed on. The day window is very small and not very noticeable. I prefer leather straps generally and this one is fine for me. Maybe a $200 strap would be better. Probably. I will not replace it. In person his watch is better than the pictures and seems flawless. Now I have to make a Negroni cocktail…

This is my first automatic watch. I was researching nice automatic watches for months because I enjoy the concept of just gears and springs at work. I saw this and it reminded me of sunshine through summer leaves, with its green dial and gold numbers. I wear it every day and I still enjoy looking at the gears through the back. Really amazing product! I would not mind getting the blue one.

Very beautiful and simple automatic watch at a reasonable price. I finally decided on the red “Negroni” color scheme because I already have green and blue watches, and it does not disappoint. The patterned watch face glimmers in the light, but the red is still dark enough to be subtle. Movement is made in Japan and works very well so far.

Great Seiko. It's stunning and runs well. The quick release bracelet/strap was easy to adjust, and I love the dial.

Fully transparent here, I’ve had this watch for two months now. I replaced the strap immediately as most people recommended online and I’m glad I did because the original is very uncomfortable for me. Now I know you need to factor in the price for this next gripe, but, as people have mentioned, the automatic movement isn’t the most accurate. I’ve had to reset the time every couple weeks since it runs about 5 minutes slow. I keep it in a case that rotates the watch to keep it going. The positive? It’s a beautiful dial that really pops in the sunlight and it looks great on the cheap StrapCo leather strap in the picture. I’ll be keeping this one!

This is a great automatic mechanical watch for just little over 300 USD. As is known to the watch community, Seiko is an ancient watchmaker that existed the same time as Audemars Piguet and even before Rolex and has an amazing horological value in the history. Seiko had seriously shaken the Swiss watchmakers and caused the historical Quartz revolution. So I won't even bother with the word "fashion watch" on this one because this is not, as some other reviewer described. For little over 300 USD, you are getting the Seiko 4R35 movement, (not the 6R15 as they used in the JDM counterpart), which is decent, with about +6S/day on the one I got. This is right on the edge of COSC +6S/day for the standard of the Swiss makes. So I'll say the accuracy is not that great but good enough. In case you don't know, only 3% of the Swiss makes are certified by COSC anyways. The dial of the watch is very detailed, especially the beautiful sun ray pattern, each ray covers exactly one minute. And if you look closer to the dial, all the metal parts are finely polished. The dial is in silver/grey color, not as blue as showed in their official pictures. And I think this is one problem of most of those good old brand, that they cannot take a good picture of their watch what so ever. Under the sun, it has a very faint blue tint, and that is amazingly beautiful. The hands are craft in the attention to details as well, the second hand is slightly bent at the tip to compensate the shape of the dome glass. From the back, you can see the movement and the very carefully polishing pattern on the parts as well. The second hand is hackable, and you can also manual wind the watch instead of rely on your body movement to auto wind it, which added a little bit more fun to it. Of course there are shortcomings of this watch. First of all, I'm not trying to compare this "Seiko" with "Grand Seiko" or "Credor", which are the two luxury brands under Seiko, since the price are not even on the same level. But overall, this might be the best mechanical watch you can get. The Hardlex crystal is little bit disappointing, but I understand Seiko is trying to segregate the lower end watch with their Grand Seiko. The hour and minute hands are slightly misaligned, but you won't really notice it unless you are doing a serious review and put the watch under microscope like me. And the OEM strap is as bad as their JDM counterparts. Corners have been cut in order to achieve the price point. So if you got the watch, unless you really like the plastic feeling blue stitch strap that is borderline offensive, get a real alligator or lizard strap and it will look great and fit most occasions.

I’ve had this watch a couple of weeks now and it keeps time great. It’s a perfect watch for every use but also has a very classy look! It has an automatic watch movement which seems to work fine. You can also wind the watch if you don’t wear it for awhile! A great watch for the price!!

was present and in the real they look so beautiful.