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Seiko Samurai Save The Ocean Great White 2019 $499, Save The Ocean Blue Whale 2018 $399 & Blue Samurai $339 Delivered @ Starbuy

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Seiko Samurai Save The Ocean Great White 2019 $499, Save The Ocean Blue Whale 2018 $399 & Blue Samurai $339 Delivered @ Starbuy
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lesterfreamon on 12/07/2019 - 13:32 starbuy.com.au (2096 clicks)
Last edited 14/07/2019 - 23:34 by 1 other user

This weekends offer from StarBuy - best prices on the Save The Ocean models in particular. All have the same specs as listed below.

Brand : SEIKO
Code : SRPD23K/SRPC93K/SRPB49K
Gender : Male
Face Colour : Blue
Case Shape : Round
Water Resistance : 200m / 20ATM / 640ft
Case Material : Stainless Steel
Case Diameter : 44mm
Crystal/Glass Type : Hardlex Glass
Strap/Bracelet Type : Stainless Steel Bracelet
Clasp Type : Push Button Buckle
Calendar : Date
Watch Movement : Seiko Automatic 4R35
Warranty : Seiko 3 Year
Feature 1 : Save The Ocean 2019 Special Edition
Feature 2 : Prospex Collection
Feature 3 : 200m Water Resistance
Feature 4 : Stainless Steel Case
Feature 5 : Stainless Steel Bracelet
Feature 6 : Divers Watch
Feature 7 : Hardlex Glass
Feature 8 : Date Display
Feature 9 : One Way Rotating Bezel<
Feature 10 : Lumibrite - Hands &amp; Hour Markers
Packaging : Watch + Seiko Special Box + Instructions + Warranty

Eye candy for the Great White model here

Seiko SRPC93K - Save The Ocean Samurai 2018 Blue Whale $399

Some great words and photos of the SRPC93K here & here

Seiko SRPB49K - Blue Samurai $339

Fashion & Apparel Seiko Seiko Samurai SRPB49K Watch

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  • Deepchild on 12/07/2019 - 13:55

    I'm waiting for Citizen GMT BJ7111-86L Promaster 200m to go back on sale before i bite the bullet!

    So tempted on the blue Sami though.

  • GreyGargoyle on 12/07/2019 - 14:00

    Oh God I want it, but do I really need another dive watch? I only have two wrists god damn it.

    • dwhes on 12/07/2019 - 14:02

      I hear you!! Want it but really don’t need another…

    • scud70 on 12/07/2019 - 15:58

      It's called a rotation :) one per day you can have 365 if u have a full year rotation 366 if it's a leap year haha.. Now I need to convince wife why I need a watch winding box lollll

    • zhanggg on 12/07/2019 - 16:36
      +1

      Just do a Schwarzkopf and wear one on each wrist :)

      • AliKay on 12/07/2019 - 17:22
        +2

        Someone should've shown him a GMT watch seriously :)

        • The Vat on 12/07/2019 - 19:10
          +1

          But that would mean wearing fewer watches. Madness.

  • oraserat on 12/07/2019 - 14:31
    -8

    Hmmm, Seiko "Save the Ocean": a Japanese company (as is Citizen) . A little ironic name, no farcical really, given Japan has recommenced whaling.
    A search of their home website mentions its dedication to protecting the environment but nary a word about opposing whaling. Sorry for the political speech, but BOYCOTT PLEASE

    • lesterfreamon on 12/07/2019 - 14:46
      +6

      You do realise Seiko is a company and not representative of the Japanese government, yes? Are you also going to call a boycott on all Japanese companies and Sushi restaurants?

    • matt-ozb on 13/07/2019 - 07:34

      What's it got to do with whaling? I'm sure you eat cows, lambs, chickens anyway.

  • hello007 on 12/07/2019 - 14:43
    -5

    Can Seiko please "Save The Ocean Blue Whale" by announcing that it will no longer supply anyone associated with the ongoing Japanese mass murder of whales with any of it's products or services?

    • lesterfreamon on 12/07/2019 - 14:46
      +3

      See comment above.

    • matt-ozb on 13/07/2019 - 07:35

      Guess you don't eat beef either.

  • oraserat on 12/07/2019 - 15:25
    -7

    Well Seiko sort of leaves itself open when someone in marketing comes up with this great idea to name a product "Save the Ocean….blah blah". What does this mean? Does it mean they are going to stop killing dolphins and whales? Please stay on track here.
    And as I said, there is nothing on their site about protecting the ocean or about this range of watches being used to protect the ocean. Sort of misleading marketing isn't it? Very happy if a Seiko representative can show me the error of my comments. But really I suspect this is just a subtle marketing ploy which needs to be explored by consumers.
    And why shouldn't private or public corporations challenge their governments when they are up to no good?
    Sushi restaurants are sort of not related to my conjecture unless they are similarly marketing their products as save the ocean s sushi and giving nothing back to actually save the oceans.

  • afoveht on 12/07/2019 - 19:04
    +1

    More whales and dolphins are killed every year by being entangled in fishing nets than intentional kills. Google it. Japanese haters: stop eating fish if you really wanna save whales and dolphins. Also stop eating terrestrial animals - livestock consume more marine animals than humans.

    • garage sale on 12/07/2019 - 21:13

      eat soylent green, no animals are harmed to make soylent green.

    • matt-ozb on 13/07/2019 - 07:38

      I've eaten whale sashimi in Japan .. tastes great .. like a mix between tuna and beef.

      I also eat beef.

  • [Deactivated] on 12/07/2019 - 21:36
    +3

    Is the dial misalign thing still prevalent? I can't justify spending hundreds of dollars to get a dud the manufacturer refuses to admit is crappy quality control.

    • lesterfreamon on 13/07/2019 - 12:28

      You could always consider the J models which are made in Japan.

      They are more expensive and won't have the 3 year AU warranty.

      • jc69 on 13/07/2019 - 13:57

        How do I determine whether they are J models or not? The link to the starbuy site and the eye candy site seem to show two different watch faces ie one has made in Japan while the other does not

        Are the starbuy ones made in Japan?

        • justa on 13/07/2019 - 16:38
          +2

          If the last letter in the model number is a J, this indicates made in Japan. These are considerably more expensive. K or P indicates being assembled elsewhere.

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