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Seiko watch Astron GPS Solar SSE161J1

Seiko watch Astron GPS Solar SSE161J1

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Product Specifications:

The Seiko Astron SSE161J1 is a powerful GPS solar men's watch that perfectly balances technology and style. This model automatically adjusts to the correct time zone via satellite and runs entirely on solar energy, eliminating the need for batteries. The 46.5 mm stainless steel case with sapphire crystal gives the watch a modern, robust appearance. Inside, a high-precision movement ticks away with a perpetual calendar , world time function , and automatic time synchronization, making it ideal for travelers. Water resistance to 100 meters and the refined design ensure everyday comfort and reliability. The SSE161J1 is a testament to Seiko's craftsmanship, a watch that combines advanced technology with timeless elegance.

Brand Seiko
Collection
Astron
Reference SSE161J1
Interior
8X22
Specifications GPS solar/perpetual calendar
Dial Black/date indication/lumibrite
Watch case Steel
Water resistance 100m
Case diameter 46.5mm
Glass Sapphire
Watch strap Steel
Color of band Silver-colored
Warranty 3 years

Astron:

The watch that always shows the correct time worldwide. With the push of a button and using only light-generated energy, a Seiko Astron GPS Solar watch can connect with satellites, identify the time zone, and set the hands to the correct local time. With a maximum deviation of 1 second per 100,000 years.

LumiBrite:

LumiBrite is a luminous paint that is completely harmless to humans and the environment. It contains no radioactive components. LumiBrite absorbs the energy of sunlight and artificial light quickly and glows in the dark.

Perpetual Calendar:

Perpetual calendar that takes into account leap days and the length of the months, until the year 2100.

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