Seiko Prospex Samurai Stainless Steel Automatic Dive Watch 200 meters SRPB51

I love this watch. It is a little big for my taste but I still love it. The bezel action is great. The dial on this watch is so cool. The texture is one of my favorite parts of this watch. The links are pin&collar. I did not know that and when I went to resize the bracelet the collars fell out of both links that I removed. I got lucky because they didn’t fall to the floor. The fell onto the mousepad I was using to work on the watch. Just be careful if you work on your own watches. I wish I would have bought it a few months ago when I saw it for the first time. The movement is very reliable as well. AND it’s called “The Samurai” so I had to buy it. Great price too. Other websites sell it for $400 and above.

I got this to replace my $4000 Omega Seamaster Chrono which had constant maintenance issues; it now sits in the drawer. My backup Casio has served me faithfully when the Omega was out of commission. So this Seiko is my new main watch and I love it. It feels hefty, has very nice illumination, and it just the right size. I had to take out one link which isn't a job for the amateur since there are very small pins and collars on those pins to reinsert when you're putting it back together. I had to go to a watch shop which did it in 5 minutes.I love Japanese quality.

I liked everything about this watch it feels good on the hand it looks good and it’s a very functional watch it’s not my first one last one last 25 years. What I didn’t like is having to pay shipping for it would’ve been nice if it was free with that said it came very quickly and it was nice and sealed in package right. I might have to take a link off but that’s no biggie! Good watch good price I’d buy from this company again. Free shipping next time!🤣

Love this watch. Perfect size for my 7.5” wrist. Not too small, not too large. Details are definitely in this watch. From the waffle dial to the areas of brushed vs polished steel. Hackable, manual winding, excellent resistance and audible clicks on the unidirectional bezel, even down to the way the logo is printed on the dial. Favorite watch I own already (and I have 16). Not to mention the top notch lume this watch gives off is like a flashlight. Worth every penny!

Very well constructed rugged movement...tough as nails...absolutely A1 reviews by literally every expert out there and users agree...for $300 this is a stellar bargain. It’s supposed to have a Seiko Standard 7.5” band but it fits my 8.5” wrist perfectly. Super comfortable. Totally pleased.

Overall, I am somewhat disappointed in this Seiko. I is a good looking, hefty watch. It is larger than my Rolex Submariner and heavier. I own three Seiko watches. Two are accurate. This one looses about a minute every 36 to 48 hours which means I have to reset it at least once or twice a week. Not good. Other reviewers criticism of removing pins to adjust the band and later loosening up, falling out allowing the watch to fall off your wrist is a real possibility. On the plus side, it is very easy to read and the luminous dial is excellent in the dark. I also like the bracelet clasp design very much; better than my twenty year old Rolex. Amazon has an excellent return policy and I haven’t decided to keep or return it yet.FOLLOW UP, JANUARY 2021: Despite great “look” and feel, poor accuracy and a bracelet pin falling out was more than I could bear.Amazon and Electronic Express were excellent. Full refund, no problems! After looking for a similar watch in the $350 -500 range, I am tempted to try the same watch again.

Like most people that are considering purchasing this watch, you most likely own some other automatic watches already, and are at least somewhat familiar with Seiko as a brand. If either is the case, then by all means, I would highly recommend this be added to your collection. It is a very nice looking watch, very distinctively profiled relative to most other divers on the market, and the movement is reliable, with hacking and hand winding which is outstanding at this price. However...and this is just minor stuff really, but bears mentioning: the bracelet sucks. Bad. I mean, at this price, even without solid links, it should be nicer than it is. It sounds like a cement mixer dragging a pile of tin cans down railroad tracks when you move your wrist. I have gotten used to automatically having to change the strap on most sub-1000.00 or so watches, but really, it would have been nice to have just a little bit better quality here.Secondly, the chapter ring doesn't line up exactly with the indice at 12 o'clock. It is only a fraction off, but it is there if you are looking for it. This is a common issue on lower priced Seikos, and one that Seiko fans have contended with for a while. Again, it isn't a deal breaker, but if it cost any more than this, it would be sent back for either repair or replacement. Overall it is worth the money. It is an honorable reissue of the original Samurai, although not in a titanium case, but also not with the inflated price. I would say go for it; just be careful to use an authorized dealer to retain the factory warranty.

I like the size, the weight and how the look. Its form is quite brutal.Love them.They are not very accurate with time- its about 2 minutes mistake for 3 days, but maybe i should regulate them a little bit. Anyway i like them more, than other seiko watch, such as "turtle" for example.I can recommend them.