@@panorama4526 i should hope so given the price.. Still , from an aesthetics stand point i choose the seiko and put the remaining Tudor money into the S&P 500 index ..
I have this watch and it's a keeper. Usually I'm not a big fan of aftermarket bracelets, but I picked up the Uncle Seiko/Straps jubilee mainly just to mix it up and it's pretty good if you like that kind of look. The clasp is way smaller too, but not so light that it completely throws off the balance of the watch.
I have the Japanese version as well. It’s been running consistently at +1-2 seconds/day. Totally agree in the clasp. Had the same criticism so thank you for the clasp recommendation! Will look into that
Classic time piece, has become iconic dive watch. You can also check the new European limited edition of Prospex 1965 SPB473J1 in island blue (Zakynthos). So unique and a lively colourful dial, what Seiko does best
Yeah, I like the clasp I got for it. But boy do I hate the one that comes stock. I’m pretty sure I made that clear 😄 Thanks for watching! I hope you stick around.
I hated the clasp and then seen somewhere online to reverse it so the dive extension on other side. Absolutely changed it for me and comfortable before I hated it the extension made uncomfortable on bend of wrist. I didn't want to get aftermarket clasp I like the look of original.
Great review. I have this watch and I think the look of the watch outstrips it’s price point. The diashield coating makes it very scratch resistant as well.
If only??! The absolutely should, especially for the price they charge! The whole reason of a watch is that it's meant to keep time, as accurately as it's possible, it's a tool, not only to look good on your wrist. I can't believe they ruin such a lovely watch by putting a poor movement in it. It's like having a Ferrari with a 2 stroke engine under the hood!!!
I believe the original 64mas in the 60's were mfg by two competing divisions/factories within seiko and later one if the two became dedicated for international release and the other JDM.
Thanks for the video, well filmed and with a sober and interesting commentary. By the way, could you please tell us more about the source of the replacement clasp (where did you buy it, from which supplier and/or what brand is it?) Thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed it! I got it off Amazon. Generic buyer, but I can’t remember the brand name. I’m sure if you look up diver clasp you’ll find it. Thanks for watching. I hope you stick around!
I have one ref # SPB143 and I noticed a difference between mine and the one your showing. Mine has a small applied lumed marker next to the date at 3 o' clock. Don't know if it's a variant from the manufacturing date or somethin else.
Exactly. The older, original model did not have it. Some people covet the one without the lume pip since they say it’s more proportional. Seiko just released an updated version coming in June. Looks good.
My OCD wouldn’t handle this well, an aftermarket bracelet wouldn’t match the darker Diashield coating on the watch. I also have the SBDC101, I actually like the bracelet quite well. Endlinks aren’t a perfect fit and I could do without the useless diver extension, but it’s the best stock Seiko bracelet I’ve ever seen (granted that’s not the highest bar). The darker color matching is WAY more important to me.
Would you be interested in selling the original clasp? Im looking to get the new spb453 but thay one has the shorter clasp with only 2 holes of MA, which for me just isnt feasible. I alresdy have a clasp from strapcode with 4 MA but id like the origonal one :)
Why is it that every one of these watch reviews , just go on and on about how it wears and the cosmetics of the watch , none try to give info re the movemnt , time keeping how well the screw down crown operates it's various functions - so i the end all are just Bollocks !!
@@simonwood5587 accuracy loss isn't limited to 6R movement, it's quite common with watches that give you more than standard 41 hours power reserve. Take Tissots popular PRX powermatic 80, a whopping 80 hr power reserve but with shitty accuracy. The worst part is the prx can't be regulated. You have to send it back to Tissot
Sounds nice, sorry by the way should not wrote very funny but anyway I think it is possible to get more watch for the money, The steeldive is low money for the performance even if this Seiko is nice:) Thanks for the video
Nothing against Steeldive (I own 2 SD1953) but the SD1982 25000M is a beast of a watch at 46mm x 22mm thick. I'd say check out the SD1962 62MAS which is more of a direct comparison to the SPB143 in this video at a fraction of the price ($130). You basically get all the same features, sapphire crystal, Seiko/TNI NH35 automatic movement, excellent lume, drilled lugs, etc. Whether the Steeldives are actually water resistant to their rating, who knows. SD1962 might be my next purchase. Awesome looking watch. I would argue the SD1953 (sub homage) and SD1972 (turtle homage) are the best bang for your buck no question (usually $55) unless you need a true ISO certified dive watch. Obviously Citizen Promaster divers come to mind for budget divers.
My best poor man's version of this watch are the 62mas homages' from San Martan & Seestern. The SD1962 is nice too, but I don't like two-tone lume, as it makes the watch look fake
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I disagree. Because of the movement, Citizen's titanium barnacle is the best. The 9xxx series movement inside the case destroys Seiko's 6r35.
With regulation, it run much better. Not difficult to do
How old is this video? You said fall season and you released this video 12 days ago. Wouldn't that be spring?
I had a whole bunch of videos just sitting unposted on my desktop. I recorded it fall 2023.
Steeldive SD1962 62MAS homage.
That‘s garbage.
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Please do the review of SEIKO SPB 543 SIR😮❤😊
I want to get my hands on it, for sure!
There're many of us who would pick this watch over a Tudor Black bay..anyday
I appreciate that it has 120 click bezel and a date function!
There is No special reason to pick tudor. Spb143 is enough. Even it comes with more satisfaction.
@@jmk3642 Enough for what? What does that even mean?! The BB Steel is far better in every way.
This is a great watch but any in house Black Bay is much higher quality in every way.
@@panorama4526 i should hope so given the price.. Still , from an aesthetics stand point i choose the seiko and put the remaining Tudor money into the S&P 500 index ..
I have this watch and it's a keeper. Usually I'm not a big fan of aftermarket bracelets, but I picked up the Uncle Seiko/Straps jubilee mainly just to mix it up and it's pretty good if you like that kind of look. The clasp is way smaller too, but not so light that it completely throws off the balance of the watch.
Good choice!
I have the Japanese version as well. It’s been running consistently at +1-2 seconds/day. Totally agree in the clasp. Had the same criticism so thank you for the clasp recommendation! Will look into that
Classic time piece, has become iconic dive watch. You can also check the new European limited edition of Prospex 1965 SPB473J1 in island blue (Zakynthos). So unique and a lively colourful dial, what Seiko does best
I removed divers extension on the original bracelet, and now it’s great. Love this time piece!
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I always choose the JDM models and I’ve never suffered the QC issues that most speak of.
Love this watch I wear mine on a black rubber tropic , I think I will order a new clasp for the bracelet as you did as I do like the bracelet
Yeah, I like the clasp I got for it. But boy do I hate the one that comes stock. I’m pretty sure I made that clear 😄
Thanks for watching! I hope you stick around.
I hated the clasp and then seen somewhere online to reverse it so the dive extension on other side. Absolutely changed it for me and comfortable before I hated it the extension made uncomfortable on bend of wrist. I didn't want to get aftermarket clasp I like the look of original.
The panned-out wrist shots are a great idea. Can't believe no one else does this! Good review.
Love mine sm and especially for it's accuracy, mine runs + 4 seconds a day, cant ask for anything else
That’s great
Great review. I have this watch and I think the look of the watch outstrips it’s price point. The diashield coating makes it very scratch resistant as well.
Thank you! Agreed that it punches above its weight. If only they’d put a more accurate movement inside!
If only??! The absolutely should, especially for the price they charge! The whole reason of a watch is that it's meant to keep time, as accurately as it's possible, it's a tool, not only to look good on your wrist. I can't believe they ruin such a lovely watch by putting a poor movement in it. It's like having a Ferrari with a 2 stroke engine under the hood!!!
I believe the original 64mas in the 60's were mfg by two competing divisions/factories within seiko and later one if the two became dedicated for international release and the other JDM.
Thanks for the video, well filmed and with a sober and interesting commentary.
By the way, could you please tell us more about the source of the replacement clasp (where did you buy it, from which supplier and/or what brand is it?) Thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed it! I got it off Amazon. Generic buyer, but I can’t remember the brand name. I’m sure if you look up diver clasp you’ll find it.
Thanks for watching. I hope you stick around!
Ive got the save the ocean 297with an amazing dial only payed 600 pounds in the sales lovely watch rubbish movement
Haha. Yeah, I am not too impressed with any 6r movement. It’s a shame. The classic ETA2824 is much better, imho.
@@horologyproject yeap got a modified one in the back of my Hamilton+2 a day .
The Seiko+25 but the Seiko looks nicer 😁you can't win haha
Can you please add a link tot he clasp? Thanks :)
I have one ref # SPB143 and I noticed a difference between mine and the one your showing. Mine has a small applied lumed marker next to the date at 3 o' clock. Don't know if it's a variant from the manufacturing date or somethin else.
The newer models include it for ISO compliance.
Exactly. The older, original model did not have it. Some people covet the one without the lume pip since they say it’s more proportional. Seiko just released an updated version coming in June. Looks good.
@@horologyproject the redesign has the date at 4:30 like the new slim turtle. Looks almost like a no date. I'm looking forward to them.
Can you provide a link to the aftermarket strapcode buckle?
I scooped it up on Amazon. I can’t remember the exact store.
My OCD wouldn’t handle this well, an aftermarket bracelet wouldn’t match the darker Diashield coating on the watch. I also have the SBDC101, I actually like the bracelet quite well. Endlinks aren’t a perfect fit and I could do without the useless diver extension, but it’s the best stock Seiko bracelet I’ve ever seen (granted that’s not the highest bar). The darker color matching is WAY more important to me.
Would you be interested in selling the original clasp? Im looking to get the new spb453 but thay one has the shorter clasp with only 2 holes of MA, which for me just isnt feasible. I alresdy have a clasp from strapcode with 4 MA but id like the origonal one :)
Might wanna check on mm300 clasp. Heard that its one of the best for 62mas reissues.
I’m on the fence about buying this watch since I already have a king turtle diver.
That’s the problem with getting into watches! Always one more!
Is it anti magnetic?
I don’t think so… I’m sure it can stand up a bit. But I’m not sure!
Hey, is it scratch resistant bazel?
It’s a steel bezel, but not scratch resistant.
I thought the bezel insert had the Diashield treatment as well??
@@AnthonyVogt-t3tis catchy terminology, still easy metal
Ehhmm....yess
Looking to get a bracelet for mine - is this the oem one?
OEM bracelet and switched out the clasp
Why is it that every one of these watch reviews , just go on and on about how it wears and the cosmetics of the watch , none try to give info re the movemnt , time keeping how well the screw down crown operates it's various functions - so i the end all are just Bollocks !!
I need something with better accuracy..
Go research how easy it is to regulate a watch
I’m with you. Range is too broad, even when regulated.
Pretty well impossible to regulate 6R movement. Falls out of whack again a few days later…..
@@simonwood5587mine has stayed plus 4 since regulation about 3 months ago.
@@simonwood5587 accuracy loss isn't limited to 6R movement, it's quite common with watches that give you more than standard 41 hours power reserve. Take Tissots popular PRX powermatic 80, a whopping 80 hr power reserve but with shitty accuracy. The worst part is the prx can't be regulated. You have to send it back to Tissot
Very funny🥳 Never been the best diver under 1k Steeldive 25000m beats it sorry:)
I’ll have to check that out.
Sounds nice, sorry by the way should not wrote very funny but anyway I think it is possible to get more watch for the money, The steeldive is low money for the performance even if this Seiko is nice:) Thanks for the video
Nothing against Steeldive (I own 2 SD1953) but the SD1982 25000M is a beast of a watch at 46mm x 22mm thick. I'd say check out the SD1962 62MAS which is more of a direct comparison to the SPB143 in this video at a fraction of the price ($130). You basically get all the same features, sapphire crystal, Seiko/TNI NH35 automatic movement, excellent lume, drilled lugs, etc. Whether the Steeldives are actually water resistant to their rating, who knows. SD1962 might be my next purchase. Awesome looking watch. I would argue the SD1953 (sub homage) and SD1972 (turtle homage) are the best bang for your buck no question (usually $55) unless you need a true ISO certified dive watch. Obviously Citizen Promaster divers come to mind for budget divers.
My best poor man's version of this watch are the 62mas homages' from San Martan & Seestern. The SD1962 is nice too, but I don't like two-tone lume, as it makes the watch look fake
@@mtbbiker6401 great tips thanks