“Excellent experience in purchasing and receiving in a timely manner, also purchased a leather strap for the watch, same excellent experience. Watch is very accurate, +/- a few seconds per day, Haven't had to adjust in over a week. Great watch for the money, great experience. Will definitely buy more watches from LIW.”
“Please, what can I say. The experience, the selection, the quality is second to none.
This company makes it easy to view most any watch brand of significance and make a purchase.
Basically 1-stop shopping for time piece enthusiasts. I love the selection, and the ease operation. IA great company.”
“This watch feels solid, is easy to set, and looks great on the wrist. The dail is not a flashy green, yet is extremely readable. The dial enhances the "field" aspect of this watch. The movement is quite accurate. I set it on a Tuesday to the US Government time on www.time.gov, and the next Tuesday it was around 1 min 20 seconds fast over 7 days. Slightly moving the minute hand once a week is nothing! I have swapped out the stock green canvas strap and have switched between a NATO style strap and a leather band. Looks great with both of them. The red tip on the seconds hand looks good and the lume is, well, terrific, 5-star Seiko lume!”
“For my first automatic watch, this one has everything I want. A nice clean, uncomplicated, easy to read face with numbers. Decent Lume. A display window to see the parts move, and a clear ticking sound. Lastly, it had to be more convenient than grabbing my phone out of my pocket. So far its performed admirably.
Its size and weight are perfect and are not inconvenient like I thought an all steel watch would be. And 42 mm fits my 6 7/8ths wrist just fine on a NATO band.
I will say that the watch rotor (or rather Seiko's 'magic lever system') does make an audible ratcheting sound in a quiet room, but I can't hear it in a room with ambient or other noise. And I seriously doubt anyone can hear it either. But regardless, I didn't buy this watch to be silent running like a Quartz movement. I figured if I went mechanical, I wanted to hear the ticking and mechanical parts moving. Your own hearing will vary.”
