Best Watch EVER - Seiko Shogun SBDC007 Titanium
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I take a close look at my Seiko Prospex Shogun SBDC007 titanium watch with the 6R15 Japanese movement. The secret to this watch is the magical Diashield Titanium which looks like stainless steel but is VERY hard and scratch resistant. The thermal properties of this titanium as well as the light weight (about 105 grams) make this watch exceptionally comfortable on wrist in all conditions. Other specs: 42mm; Thickness 13.3 mm; Lug to lug 50mm; Weight 105g; Signed Crown; 120 click bezel; Drilled lugs; 22mm titanium bracelet.
Note: After making this video I moved a link from the 12pm side of the bracelet to the 6pm side to better center the clasp. This helped with the clasp sitting flush with the wrist. Now the watch rides perfect on wrist. So make sure when you adjust the band that you center the clasp properly. Now, if it's possible, this watch is even more comfortable! Also, after about a month of constant wear the watch seems to have settled down to about +1.5 seconds a day. I can live with that.
Additional update: After about two months the watch is now running a few seconds slow each day. I would rather it run fast but it's still well within acceptable time keeping specs for an automatic watch.
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i like how you evaluate a watch. a watch is something that you are comfortable to wear and it's supposed to be reliable and durable. Seiko has many of these features, and for a reasonable price as well. it only not tells the skills of their craftsmanship but their integrity in pricing also. Seiko should be more respected by watch lovers.
There are plenty Seiko-heads out there among watch aficionados. If I had a dime for every high-end watch collection that includes a lowly SKX009/7, I'd be a rich man. So there is much love for Seiko, even though people associate it with value rather than luxury. But since Seiko and Citizen are two of the largest volume producing watch brands on the planet, I'd argue that the people have voted. Because watch aficionados aren't representative, I'd say John Q Taxpayer is.
Although it must be said, Rolex-heads begrudgingly respect Seiko. :)
Lol seiko is total junk
One month ago I bought the SBDC029 SEIKO Shogun Titanium for 900 $. This is my first automatic watch and I have been wearing it every day. I love this piece of art
Had this watch for a year now thanks to this video and still loving it! I wear it almost every day
I slipped on a metal step at work while wearing my Seiko SRP311J1 Monster whose band was designed with pins vs. screws. I ended up with one foot on the floor and the watchband caught on the edge of the step taking my 195 lbs without coming apart. It scraped a lot of skin off my wrist understandably, but the band held, saving me a sharp pointed step in the ribs. No need to worry about the strength of the pins. I will never buy another brand of watch.
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Amazing how light it is as well as how much it looks like stainless steel. GREAT watch and great review :)
One of the best watch reviews on youtube. I just received the watch and this video played a big part in my decision. I was deciding among so many brands, mostly swiss and german, but then this video just make my decision much easier.
Craig, you should get some discount from Seiko, you deserve it.
Are you still wearing it?
Wow, great endorsement from a watch collector like you. Thanks!
Really enjoyed the post. I also have a favorite watch. Many years ago I bought a Tissot T Touch diver looking watch from Costco. Black dial. I wear it to work, church, swim, work on the pool. It is beefy, many, elegant, bondish. Has a compass, altimeter. Fits nicely under a dress shirt. Replaced the band (black rubber) once. It is the greatest! Scott
I have Shogun over half year. Must say ... yes! It's my favourite watch!
my first Seiko was a divers watch.Lasted 18 years, It replaced by my current Seiko which is an automatic.Had this watch for 9 years now
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I have been wearing this watch for a week now and i must say you were exactly right on the comfort of this watch ! It's incredible , loving it. Thanks for the review, i would have never noticed this watch if this vid wasn't on the Tube. Thumbs up!
Good review. I'm glad to hear your thoughts as someone who owns more expensive watches. So many people (myself included) always tend to think that the most expensive watch (which they usually always buy next) is the best. Sometimes, you realize that the best stuff is the one you like the best, not the scientifically-best one.
+iamnitrox a watch is a tool. pick the one right tool for the job, not the one at the highest price.
This is a beautiful classical and comfortable watch that is amazing to wear and own.
I love that you have both an Invicta and a Rolex in there. I am always so fascinated how Invicta finds its way into so many collector's collections.
the shogun is a cracking watch. agreed. beautiful mascular lines. had mine since 2016 and despite being knocked around alot, it still looks like nos. the titanium with ds coating is very robust. it was worth every cent despite the price at the time. any guy who loves this watch and the gs sbga229 gets my vote everyday. cheers craig.
Check this out: www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Hey craig
I just got my Seiko SBDC007 today, and its a great watch. I cant believe how light the watch is in person. Great watch and great review!
I recently saw a Seiko at a mall. It was Love at first sight, bought it straight away. Solar V158-0AD0 field watch. It'll be my one and only.
I was highly considering this Shogun. Now I work for a large swiss company and get discounts.. Seiko makes great watches, still one of my favorites.
I love the bezel on this watch. Seem to be a little more grippy. Fantastic.
That's the point of the watch!!! Lightness above all. So the bracelete is perfect.
have to say Craig Ship you do an excellent job in singing the praises of The Shogun. I will be buying one next year when I get to Japan, thought I just say great review.
SBDC029 is the new model# for this watch....I have an old school titanium kinetic 5M23-7A30....and I agree the titanium is very comfy on the wrist....
Great watch and great company in Seiko.
Carlos De La Cadiz
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I love the variety in your watch box.
they got the stainless steel look on the titanium by media blasting just FYI from a machinist that used to work with titanium a lot
Definitely a grail watch for me when I can afford it. In the meantime I'm looking at the Invicta Pro Diver in titanium. It costs just AUD200 and has a good Seiko movement.
I own Rolexes, Omegas, an IWC, Seikos, Citizens, and more. I can tell you I'd rather wear my Doxa 750T than any watch that I own or have ever tried. It's perfectly balanced. There are no sharp or questionable areas of comfort. It's actually professionally dive rated at 750 meters. The bezel is easier to manipulate and use than any "Professional" dive watch out there. Its legibility in all light conditions is flawless. I find most the high end Seikos to be ho hum and not really worth the money. However, and as you pointed out, the lower end Seikos I find to be some of the best quality for the price point.
has been 2 years and new model is out. Do you still feel its that good? thank you.
I think they've updated this model with the SBDC029. Nice review, fantastic looking watch!
Hello,thx for the nice review !
That Seiko Shogun SBDC007 Titanium got half second movement,the Orange Kinetic one ,1 second movement,I find that a Big difference!
This video was made over 9 years ago with over 823k views. Incredible! The most views I've ever seen for a watch video. I've only owned the newer Prospec version of this watch for a couple of years but it is still my favorite watch. Yes it has its issues but it is still my favorite watch in my collection.
That was a great watch. These days I’m wearing Grand Seiko www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Very cool. Titanium is great because you can make it very thin and light and it will still be stronger than stainless steel. That's why the band is so thin, it's still stronger than stainless. And you're right about the spring bars and pins failing long before anything else.
I’m glad that you found watch that you feel comfortable to wear and for you they might be the best watch, but absolutely they are not the best comfortable watch, trust me I have a lot of watch and I’m not a collector or anything, over the years I never sell my watches and so far I’m 45 and I have 11 watches that I collected over the years and the most comfortable watch is Hulk submariner and i will never be pushed towards any other watches or I might buy another pair around christmas and they will be the ONE who knows
You need to checkout the GS diver: www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Great Review Craig, I have a collection of SEIKO's but this one looks great... Cheers
A lot of views on this video, so popular that sellers are pointing to it to promote their SBDC007 stock.
I own one and it is great. I am not a fan of the way light comes off the hardlex crystal so I am going to swap it for a sapphire.
Other posters said it's an Omega knockoff. I own Omega Seamasters (three of them), and I couldn't disagree more. Certainly all dive watches will have some similarities because of common features like rotating bezel, lume markers, etc., but I think this watch has a unique character that even the snobbiest watch collectors can respect. Can't say the same thing about Invictas and other brands that are clearly derivative, but Seiko has a unique and distinctive look.
Indeed thé best watch, light and beautiful. And a so shiny luminova
The best watch Seiko ever produced,
Period!
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I bought it after seeing this video and sold my 14060M. The Shogun is the much better watch for me. Wearing is fantastic - much more comfortable than the submariner!
Thank You for sharing!
Really enjoyed your review, man. Finally got myself 027, I think it still preserves much of the same quality of 007. Definitely it's the watch you can wear on any occasions. Like it the best so far! Because of your review, now I am diving into other Dive Watches of the similar price ranges. Cheers!
I rate the Seiko divers, all through their range. They can run a bit fast when new but like you said better early than late.
For sure! Titanium is a great underused watch material. It is so light on the wrist like you said. I own two watches that are as far apart in weight as can be. A breitling steelfish which weighs like 7.96 ounces. And a citizen blue angels TI that is only 4.1 ounces. Just about half. It's amazing the difference. While I do love the "built like a tank" feel of the breitling sometimes I don't want to feel my watch. Thats when I pop on the citizen.
Another thing I'd like to see more of is the new ultra hard metals like boron carbide and tungsten carbide used for watches. Say goodbye to scratches!
Gorgeous indeed, big Seiko fan myself!
You cannot blame a titanium watch for being light weight. That was the purpose of making it out of such a noble material as Titanium. Considering how much effort and technology is used to manufacture and finish the bracelet and the case, plus the accuracy, this is a really timeless device.
I do like this one at the price point. 4 o'clock crown would make it more Seiko, less Subby from a distance. I still think I'll go the extra for a Marinemaster 300 though. I really like the MM. And that Sinn U1, black on bracelet, may jump the line.
I hear you but the titanium makes the 007 a joy to wear. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Love my sumo. Same 6R15 movement. Mine is a month old and running +3 sec fast a day. Its perfect. Wish I paid just a little more for the lighter titanium, but I am in love with it. SBDC001
G'day Craig. Just received my Shogun from Heguchi. Amazing watch. Like it more than my Pam 111. All because of your review.
I think I found one slightly better - the Oris ProPilot Day Date with steel bracelet...and I may end up buying it, but don't get me wrong..love this Seiko watch!
I've had a 007 on my wrist for about 6 months and love it, and it does steal wrist time as my "go-to" weekender (over a seamaster, and a reverso) I totally agree comfort and legibility are amazing.
Off the wrist however, it feels cheap, with the sound, weight and feel of the band and clasp in titanium vs stainless... But when you get past that, it's wonderful.
Thankyou for the review.
I see the appeal in the functionality of the apple watch, but I prefer mechanical over digital... I'll be interested in seeing a 6month apple watch update.
Side note - the Quartz Seamaster 120 in your collection, I purchased the same watch new in 1997 still have it and love it, it's a little tank (just do battery and seals) it just keeps on going!
Keep up the good work!
Hi Craig !! loved ur review.. I really like the look of this but cannot afford it. Could you suggest a similar looking watch with similar comfort till around $300??
try the citizen "ray mears" titanium with titanium bracelet version. its lighter than that watch and the totally flat monocoque design is just incredibly comfortable. It also has an on the fly divers adjuster and is properly 300m certified. the only downside is it looks like a field watch and the date window is too small. if you want a tool watch this is it. Oh and its a 1/3 of the price.
I was about to comment on how incredible the watch is and how as soon as I got mine it pushed all the other watches I own to the back of the cabinet... and then you quoted me! Thanks! :)
P.S.
It really is an epic watch!
I love my invicta 8926OB its stainless steel very light weight, japan movement, automatic 200 meter water resistant and I believe I saw it in your watch box
The shogun's a great watch. I wouldn't say it's the greatest Seiko, but it's certainly on the list of Seiko's desired divers. I've wrote extensively on many of Seiko's vintage & modern watches for many years on some of the most subscribed to horology forums., and wanted to say I enjoy your enthusiasm of quality Japanese Dive watches. Jim
I agree, I received my watch 3 months ago and Ive been wearing it daily. Its a great watch, its so comfortable! I have this itch to buy another titanium watch but I dont think titanium watches are made as well as this Shogun. I am looking at getting the Tudor Pelagos - its titanium too.
I have a SBDCO29 second generation shogun, one of my favorites
Nice! www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Great reviews C.
Im 21 and i want to start my watch collection im between the 9937 invicta and this one. In terms of quality on the whrist bands wich one do you recomend?
Congratulations for your channel.
Hi Craig, Would you be able to recommend a boutique jewelry store that carries the Seiko Shogun SBDC007 Titanium? I live in California, in between San Francisco and San Jose. This watch will be an anniversary gift for my husband. Thank you!
Hola estimado, que opina de este reloj en el 2022 vale la pena? , y el titanio es mas resistente que el acero como lo promete seiko. Saludos cordiales, Santiago de Chile
I own this watch. Never had issue with pins. Super comfortable. Paid $875 at the time. But band scuffs easily and crystal has like 3 nicks at least. My Sub 016610 cost me $8550. Put it thru hell, crystal and bezel are pristine, band gets scuffs but easily brushes out if you want to. The Diashield on the Seikos Titanium wont let me brush out so easily. The 6R15 started running slow on me after just 3 years. Its a retired keepsake for now. Sorry man, Rolex Sub, although more expensive and heavier, is the best All Around diver watch in the game EVER! Thanks for the video, I enjoyed your presentation.
Ah Man come on, I have a Citizen Titanium thats just as comfortable. Its like me saying my VW Golf is the best car ever. To be fair, Shogun is a lot of watch for the money though and good addition for a budget minded collector who wants a somewhat respectable goto dress/sport watch.
have the clasp centered and you won't have a problem with it protruding out like that. great watch!
Thanks for the great review Craig. This is my next watch. I was going to get the mm30 but this watch makes more sense.
Thanks for the review - I bet the watch appreciates if they're hard to find. I'm thrilled with my Seiko SKX173 which looks and functions very much like the one reviewed here, but in stainless steel. The Lume is amazingly bright all night long with brief exposure to the Sunlight. And it's quite accurate when I wear it instead of leaving on a watch winder where many watches run a little slow. e.g. After 2 weeks on the winder the Seiko will be only 2 minutes behind my iPhone, while my Submariner can be 1 minute behind after the same amount of time on a winder (but spot on when on my wrist). I rotate through 5 automatics with 4 winders, but my Seiko, my Submariner (1983), and my Hamilton (Harrison Ford Conservation Model) are the 3 watches I wear the most. I have an Orient Mako and Hamilton Khaki that I keep wound up as backups, now that I have nicer watches. I have some nice Swiss and Japanese quartz watches but I prefer autos, although my next watch will be a Speedmaster Moonwatch manual wind.
I bought a Sekio solar powered watch and i love it!
Hi Craig. Are you a seiko fan? I love watches and I have some nice ones, but I do wish to buy a good diver's watch. I'm indecisive between the tissot seastar 1000 chronograph and the seiko sportura kinetic diver. I do prefer the tissot, but the seiko is half the price! Is the sportura kinetic diver any good?
Saw quite a few new ones on eBay as well. Prices range from $800 to $1100 bucks.
Nice review, and nice watch Craig. I just got an Omega Seamaster stainless (46 mm) after 14 years of daily wearing a Seiko Kinetic. I have to admit that I am a victim of marketing and feel rich when I wear the Omega. It's a beast, and it's heavy, but so long as I work out daily with only my right arm, everything stays balanced :).
After watching your review, I may have to consider getting a second daily wear watch. (and the kinetic is still running fine - as a gift from my wife I won't part with it :)
By the way, what's with these "dog turd" and "classy" sorts of comments above? Are people really so insecure that they prefer "class" over a wristwatch that an owner loves to wear? Jeeze. Yikes, man.
The world is filled with little people. Pay the peons no mind.
Classless
I like the sound of this. I have had a Samurai on a bracelet and I have recently borrowed an SPB051, again, on a bracelet. Both bracelets felts a little chunky around the wrist. However, when I read about the Shogun, I got the impression it was a big watch. How would you say it compares to the models I have mentioned, if you've experienced them?
I like my Citizen eco-drive all-titanium perpetual calendar sapphire atomic watch 200m water resistant case, available at half the price that looses 0 seconds/day and has a band more consistent in appearance than the Shogun. It is also day, date, month and adjustable for time zones, which is great if you do any travel. All these modern features make the Shogun as passé as shoguns became.
I enjoyed the review and happened to come across one of these at a good price on the used market. I have a very large wrist and always have difficulty lengthening straps and centering a clasp on the back of my wrist. How easily will it be to do so with this bracelet? If I locate an extra link, can it simply be inserted into the short side of the bracelet?
I purchased the Shogun about 2 months ago. I was originally at jewelry store and pondering the Rolex Submariner w/no date.
Then I heard about the Titanium Shogun and was glad I skipped the Rolex. yeah, its a $1K dollar Seiko but its smooth soft on my skin and you trully do forget you have it on sometimes. Non watch folks will question $1K on a Seiko but thats about only negative the watch has.
I do wish the watch came with a see through back and Lume dial. I can add those myself but the clear back at least would help explain to non-watch folks whats a mechanical watch. I am thinking of my next watch to be the Rolex Explorer 1, Grand Seiko Quarts, or Seiko SARB035. The price is not the issue its the features and look primarily. I like NO DATES and only high end Seiko and Rolex offer that.
Thank you for the video.
bigC
My watch is almost identical in dimensions but slightly thinner yet it weighs 196 grams compared to this of only 105 grams.. Impressive to shave off that much weight.
hello back: the titanium is great .in my opinion, this watch is one of a kind .6r15 is also good movement,my is 6 sec fast.every day.seiko is the japanese rolex.the jdm watches are really on the same level.
excellent review, to the point, I have been thinking about buying this model and it is great that you did this video, I have also compared many other brands and prices and totally agree with you, for the price and looks this is as good as it gets,
thank you again and look forward to see more of your vids
Hey, Craig. Is that the orange monster? Are you saying that watch and the shogun are basically the same?
The only thing I don't like about that watch is the crown at the three o'clock position. I find that those crowns dig into the back of my hand. A crown at the four o'clock position would be much better for me. I find titanium to be a beautiful metal. That color is a welcome change from the more common gold and silver. Correct me if I'm wrong but I've heard that pins have to be used on titanium brackets because screws would strip the threads too easily on that metal.
I can't see any scratches on my Citizen titaniums either, I also have a NY0054-04EB, but who knows which of us abused them the most.
Hey Craig nice review. You ever have a marinemaster 300 to compare?
I agree with you. I have encountered so many people which brag about Rolex as the best there is, and they have never even seen them, much less held one of them in their hands. Oftentimes (more often than not), their reaction is more like "damn, this costs 8,000.00?" I will not say Rolex watches or Omega are worthless. What I will say is that plenty of Japanese watches can give these swiss offerings a run for their money... And let's not even mention the Grand Seiko line..
Two questions: what is your wrist size?, and is the lume enough to be readable just before dawn? Thanks for the great review.
Don: While very few Rolex or Tudor owners will claim any given Seiko, superior than their watches, those who know what they buy when making such a purchase, the true watch lovers and connoisseurs will certainly not dismiss a watch such as this, in the manner you are. They know and can appreciate quality, even if their money goes elsewhere. I think this is a very good watch, which can definitely dish it out with watches costing more, especially the Aquaracer for which you seem to keel over!
Thanks for the review Craig. I need a seiko in my collection, think this could be it. Could you tell me if the movement hacks and winds?
I have the sbdc029 the "newer" version of this one. I ended up having to ditch the bracelet. It kept stabbing me iny wrist. Put it on a NATO and love it. It def doesn't feel like it's there at all
Interesting. Mine was very comfortable with the bracelet. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Good review. I have over 35 watches in my collection, including pocket watches. These include Seiko, Rolex, CWC, Omega and JLC, to name a few. I also have the SBDC029 Shogun, the newer version of you watch. It is very comfortable to wear and very lightweight. But the one that I wear the most is my Seiko SKX031. I love the design and It's also comfortable and lightweight, not like the Shogun though. The only downside for me is that it has the non-hacking, non-hand winding 7s26 movement.
Do you have a GS - www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
great review .i am so wanting to buy it just worries i am used to 44mm plus watches..this will be bit smaller.will appreciate your thoughts.cheers
If you equate lightness with comfort I think the citizen BN0019-57L would probably beat this. But this seiko is a nice piece, will put it on my wish list.
Try the new Omega Co-Axial Seamaster Diver 300m. The bracelet is marvelous and at 41mm case and 12mm thickness it wears EXTREMELY well but that's not to say that Seiko Shogun is not comfortable.
a spot on review. i have the 007 shogun and also the kinetic scuba.the diverence with ower scuba is, the are jdm. and on amazon you see the kinetic diver, the same only made in korea . the are not so expensive as the scuba.
I just got the watch Craig after watching your video, looking good. It's really bulky and large in size compared to any other watch I've owned such as the Omega Speedmaster and recent Steinhart. Then again, my wrist is small and I should stay with a mid size watch instead of this large one. Kinda debating or selling this or the Steinhart. Does that dive expansion poke into your wrist like mines? Maybe I'll remove it if I decide to keep the watch.
***** I have just listed mines on Ebay Craig. Thanks for the advice anyways Craig, it's simply too large compared to my Omega Speedy.
***** It's okay friend, I guess it's not for everybody. At-least now I know what to expect from watches at this level. I will test out the mini monster and probably try a Steinhart. Have you own any watches with the ceramic bezel Craig? I am waiting for a GMT with Ceramic and seeing if it's worth the extra money. I know it's more prone to scratches and has more of a glimmer shine to them.
Craig, do you endorse the SBDC 027 as much as the 007. I'm simply over the moon for this. I love the date without day complication.
Craig Shipp the new one is titanium as well.
Craig Shipp
www.watchsleuth.com/seikodiverfinder/compare/?MOD1=SBDC029&MOD2=SBDC007
Good review! I personally love the Seiko Prospex collection. Great watches and a good price
Excellent review. This would make a nice step up from my citizen. I will be giving this a second look for sure.
the case should be 44mm according to seiyajapan website. Can u confirm this?I have a citizen eco-drive supertitanium watch but the shogun's titanium look is so unique.Nice Review btw
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thanks for the fast reply.What is the band width?20 or 22mm? Cant seem to find that info on the web.Really tempted to buy but i just bought the Steinhart OVM.Dive watches seems irresistible to me now,
It's a wonderful looking watch. If only it didn't have a date.
Nice review and beautiful watch. But it's hard for me to fully ''get'' this watch. It's well over a grand - but it's mainly for the titanium - right? The Sumo has the 6R15 and for me really is the best bang for the buck when it comes to Seiko divers. Just my opinion.
Malik Martin you don’t know this guy. He own a business, is not lonely and has no mental health issues. The fact that you would make a comment like that which affects many people’ s lives tells everybody what kind of person YOU are. The weight is substantially less on a titanium watch. To some people it is not important to some it is. Putting a watch on a rubber strap then saying it’s lighter when comparing it to a watch on a bracelet is like comparing apples to pears, similar but not quite the same...Don’t make comments about people you don’t know, especially when your opinions are not worth much. You clearly have very limited horological knowledge so I suggest you educate yourself a bit more before making uneducated, unprofessional and worthless comments.
Nice looking watch...I agree with Matt's comment, Seiko should be more respected for their build quality and price point.
Gotcha, I've never seen one before so I don't know. I do know that the titanium watches I've owned in the past have been ridiculously comfortable like you describe this one.
If the Shogun had a 8L35 movement, sapphire crystal, 300 meters ISO, ceramic bezel insert and a retail price of maximum 2000 USD then the Shogun would probably be the best dive watch for the money.
I would say that the Seiko Sumo is the best dive watch you can get for the money.
Sumo has the same movement as the Shogun, 200 meters ISO, Stainless steel (not everyone likes titanium) and it is really a solid watch, you can really feel the quality of the watch.
Yes but the titanium makes the SBDC007 super comfortable on wrist! www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
@@MidAtlanticTV I like titanium and the Shogun is on my list but all of the Seiko watches above the Shogun except the Grand Seiko are too expensive. At those price ranges I would rather go for a Tudor or an Omega. I would buy a grand Seiko over a Tudor or Omega any day but not over a Rolex.
Your videos are great Craig, keep them coming.
@@fonicci Will do!
Great piece. I love Seikos. Thanks for the nice review.