1963 WatchSan Martin Men Watch 62 mas SN007GB, 39 mm 20 Bar Diver Watch NH35 Automatic Mechanical Luxury Diving Waterproof Wrist Watch

Watch head is fantastic. Dial is sunburst with applied lumed indices. Everything lines up - dial, dial & hands. Seiko movement with date, hacking and handwinding. On timegrapher got -6 secs/day / 330 Amplitude/ 0.5 Beat Error.Bracelet is nicer then stock seiko 5 watches, probably closer to Miltat/Strapcode. Wish it was a little better finished as it can feel a little sharp around some edges. Not much taper from the bracelet so there is some weight. Buckle is integrated so not able to swap. Pin and Collar pins so if your new to the game you may want to get it sized at a jewlery/watchshop; worth mentioning to them beforehand.Got this with a coupon and primed. Positive experience

I was looking for a nice looking watch to wear when I travel that has a luminous dial. This watch has a ceramic unidirectional bezel, sapphire crystal, 200m water resistant,Seiko Automatic movement and lock down crown and back. Was concerned about overall finish and quality control especially on the band. Everything was finished perfectly, runs great. Band adjustment took 5 minutes at the local watchmaker, he even said that this watch looked professional. The Chinese watch market is doing good job for a really reasonable price. If anything happens to it, loss or theft while traveling I am out under $200. Not thousands for a name brand diver watch. Strongly recommend.

I collect watches ... I have about 100.I just happened on this watch ... it jumped out at me as identical to my first watch, the Seiko 62MAS that my parents gave me in 1970. It was Seiko's fist dive watch. I was still wearing it in 1988, when I got my Dive Master certification, and I wore it in 2003 when I made my deepest ever dive to 212 FT. I lost it a few years after that.Between the military and my career in federal law enforcement, that watch saw a lot of rough service. I missed it.When Seiko came out with the 62 MAS "reintroduction" of my original watch several years ago, I bought it but it was NOT the same. It didn't feel the same (bigger and heavier) and it didn't have the same handset. It's the one with the arrow handset pictured with another old Seiko of mine.This watch seems perfect to me. It's specs are better than my old one.Specifically, this "hacks" and can be hand wound ... the 1970 version could not. This has a screw in case back and a screw down crown with a sapphire crystal depth rated to 200M ... original was rated to 150M.The lume is state-of-the-art for today and dramatically superior to what we had back then. I am struck by the fit and finish ... the bracelet is especially nice. It is MUCH nicer than the original and the clasp is very impressive.Anyone familiar with watches knows the NH35 movement ... it's a Seiko icon. The NH35 is extremely accurate and durable.I have no clue how they can market this watch at this price.Edited to add ... The third picture is the San Martin 62MAS with my new Seiko SPB143 62 MAS. Since I was wearing the San Martin every day, my wife bought me the Seiko version for $1200 for Christmas.If I handed someone who didn't know anything about the brand names both watches and told them one cost $179 and the other $1200, they'd have no clue and they could easily guess wrong. The Seiko is a better rendition ... notice the dial color is a shade different and the bezel on the Seiko is thicker/crystal a little smaller and the lume dot is in a triangle. In your hands, the quality feels the same.For ME ... I look at my new Seiko and it's exactly the watch I wore for 30+ years, a gift from my parents, and my dive watch through more than a thousand hours under water. For YOU, without all the history, ... the San Martin is one VERY impressive watch.

Great watch.

Very impressed with this San Martin. Typical with most of these far East homage type watches you can toss the case and straps/bracelet they come with. But the watch itself is fantastic. Well executed, nicely finished, everything lines up, keeps good time. It compares favorably to any Seiko costing 4-5x its price. And it has a Seiko NH movement too!San Martin has really stepped up their game. I’m very impressed with the value.

First time trying a San Marten. Watch looked good, I like the size and finish, but as soon as I put it on the second hand fell off. That's a first for me since I have owned many watches. Bad first impression.

Excelente producto,a buen precio

Sapphire crystal, ceramic bezel, and a tried-and-true Seiko movement. Watch looks great and if it was 3x the price it would still be a bargain. Looks much better in-person than the pics on this site. Very pleased with my purchase.