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Product Name: | 5 Automatic Blue Dial Men's Watch |
Product Description: | Description: Stainless steel case with a stainless steel bracelet. Fixed smooth stainless steel bezel. Blue dial with luminous silver-tone hands and index hour markers. Minute markers around the outer rim. Dial Type: Analog. Luminescent hands and markers. Day of the week and date display at the 3 o'clock position. Seiko caliber 7S26 automatic movement, based upon Seiko 7002, containing 21 Jewels, bitting at 21600 vph, and has a power reserve of approximately 40 hours. Scratch resistant mineral crystal. Pull / push crown. Transparent case back. Round case shape. Case size: 39 mm. Case thickness: 11 mm. Band width: 20 mm. Deployment clasp with a push button release. Water resistant at 30 meters / 100 feet. Functions: date, day, hour, minute, second. Seiko 5 Series. Casual watch style. Watch label: Made in Japan. Seiko Seiko 5 Automatic Blue Dial Men's Watch SNKE51J1. More DetailsInformationBrandSeikoSeries LabelSeiko 5GenderMen'sModelSNKE51J1Watch LabelMade in JapanMovementAutomaticEngineSeiko Caliber 7S26Power Reserve41 HourCaseCase Size39 mmCase Thickness11 mmCase MaterialStainless SteelCase ShapeRoundCase BackTransparentBandBand MaterialStainless SteelBand TypeBraceletBand ColorSilver-toneBand Width20 mmClaspDeployment with Push Button ReleaseDialDial ColorBlueTypeAnalogCrystalScratch Resistant MineralHandsLuminous Silver-toneDial MarkersIndexSecond MarkersMinute Markers around the outer rimLuminiscenceHands and MarkersBezelFixed SmoothBezel ColorSilver-toneBezel MaterialStainless SteelCrownPull / PushFeaturesWater Resistance30 meters / 100 feetCalendarDay of the Week and Date display at the 3 o'clock positionFunctionsDate, Day, Hour, Minute, SecondWatch FeaturesStainless Steel, AnalogAdditional InfoWatch StyleCasualWarranty3 Year Jomashop WarrantyUPC Code4954628081988Jomashop SkuSE-SNKE51J1DepartmentWatchesCategoryWatches |
Product SKU: | jomashop_seiko-seiko-5-watch-snke51j1 |
UPC: | 4954628081988 |
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2 serious questions though, since you see a lot of these in your business:
1) Are Aliexpress watches in frequent need of repair then?
2) Very surprised anyone would bring a $100 watch to a watch maker for repair (unless it has tremendous sentimental value or you have very good rates). If the later, do you accept repair orders by mail? I have a few vintage watches I'd love to be worked on but always assumed it would be too expensive.
Black Ceramic Bezel 41mm Steeldive 30ATM Water Resistant NH35 Automatic Mens Dive Watch Reloj
https://a.aliexpress.co
My job is watch repair. I've got a local friend is always busy not stuff like this, so I get to see different stuff from AliExpress regularly. I'm constantly impressed.
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In the past I would say the same..but, I have seen some stuff in person that I think are very competitive. This for example.
Black Ceramic Bezel 41mm Steeldive 30ATM Water Resistant NH35 Automatic Mens Dive Watch Reloj
https://a.aliexpress.co
My job is watch repair. I've got a local friend is always busy not stuff like this, so I get to see different stuff from AliExpress regularly. I'm constantly impressed.
Black Ceramic Bezel 41mm Steeldive 30ATM Water Resistant NH35 Automatic Mens Dive Watch Reloj
https://a.aliexpress.co
My job is watch repair. I've got a local friend is always busy not stuff like this, so I get to see different stuff from AliExpress regularly. I'm constantly impressed.
2 serious questions though, since you see a lot of these in your business:
1) Are Aliexpress watches in frequent need of repair then?
2) Very surprised anyone would bring a $100 watch to a watch maker for repair (unless it has tremendous sentimental value or you have very good rates). If the later, do you accept repair orders by mail? I have a few vintage watches I'd love to be worked on but always assumed it would be too expensive.
2 serious questions though, since you see a lot of these in your business:
1) Are Aliexpress watches in frequent need of repair then?
2) Very surprised anyone would bring a $100 watch to a watch maker for repair (unless it has tremendous sentimental value or you have very good rates). If the later, do you accept repair orders by mail? I have a few vintage watches I'd love to be worked on but always assumed it would be too expensive.
1) Depends on the specific brand. A few brands like Pagani, Steeldive and even the cheap chronograph Sugess I've seen the most. I even ordered about 8 of the Sugess watches and flipped them. They all needed a bit of regulating and demagnetization out of the box. I only had one come back for an issue with the chronograph pusher. The rest that I've dealt with have been solid. The bracelet alone on many of the homages are super solid. And for $100 or so, I don't even understand how they make the entire watch. The Seiko doesn't hold a candle to them when comparing just the bracelet. Let alone that you're getting a bigger case and an NH35 versus a 7S26.
2.) I have done repairs via Facebook groups, here, eBay, and also do local jewelry stores and even non local ones that all mail me work. Feel free to PM me. Depending on the repair, yes it may not be economical, but I deal with a lot of people that spend more because they are sentimental or maybe just discontinued and they simply like the style and spend the money.
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2 serious questions though, since you see a lot of these in your business:
1) Are Aliexpress watches in frequent need of repair then?
2) Very surprised anyone would bring a $100 watch to a watch maker for repair (unless it has tremendous sentimental value or you have very good rates). If the later, do you accept repair orders by mail? I have a few vintage watches I'd love to be worked on but always assumed it would be too expensive.
That's about right for a bellmatic. Thing about servicing is, the time/labor is the same no matter what the value of the watch is. In cases with the 7S26 I used to just replace them completely because I could get the movement new directly from Seiko for $18.
No problem..can't beat that. Feel free to message if you have any questions or need some help.