SEIKO Men's SNK807 SEIKO 5 Automatic Stainless Steel Watch with Blue Canvas Band

From the master craftsmen at Seiko, the Seiko Men's SNK807 Seiko 5 Automatic Blue Canvas Strap Watch is a cutting-edge timepiece with a masculine appeal. Featuring a blue analog dial and a blue canvas band, this watch is packed with style and would be a great addition to your watch collection. The watch boasts a 37 mm stainless steel case with a Hardlex dial window, an automatic self-wind movement, and a canvas band with a buckle closure. The case thickness measures 11 mm, and the watch is water-resistant to 30 m (99 ft), making it suitable for withstanding splashes or brief immersion in water, but not for swimming.

This is an automatic mechanical watch, meaning it does not operate on batteries; instead, it is powered automatically by the movement of the wearer's arm. If the main spring in your automatic watch is not wound sufficiently, timekeeping may become less accurate. To maintain accuracy, wear the watch for 8 hours or more per day, or manually wind the main spring by turning the crown. When not in use, automatic watches may be kept charged with an automatic watch winder – a watch storage unit which may be purchased separately.

Seiko's history and vision for excellence are deeply rooted in the company's DNA, passed down from generation to generation. For 125 years, Seiko has been committed to the art and science of timekeeping, constantly driven by dedication and passion. This has led to the development of numerous world's first technologies, transforming the principles of timekeeping.

In 1969, Seiko introduced the Astron, the first quartz wristwatch, exponentially improving the accuracy of wristwatches and firmly establishing Seiko's standards in Olympic and sports timing. In 1984, Seiko introduced Kinetic technology, a quartz mechanism with unparalleled accuracy that has paved the way for more world's firsts, such as the Kinetic Chronograph, Kinetic Auto Relay, and Kinetic Perpetual. The latest innovation, Kinetic Direct Drive, allows the watch to be powered automatically by movement or hand-winding, with the user able to see the power generation in real time.

In the realm of fine watches, time is measured by Seiko's innovation, a heritage of dedication to the art and science of time. From humble beginnings in a 19th-century Tokyo clock shop to 20th-century advancements and a 21st-century "quiet revolution," Seiko's commitment to excellence has transformed the world of timekeeping.

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