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Seiko Presage SRPE19J Automatic Watch $387 Delivered @ Watch Depot (Shiels)

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Seiko Presage SRPE19J Automatic Watch $387 Delivered @ Watch Depot (Shiels)
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thisisscotts on 15/09/2021 - 15:03 watchdepot.com.au (2822 clicks)
Last edited 16/09/2021 - 09:25 by 1 other user
WDOSN10

[Edit] Not sure when this deal ends (still active today 16/9/21)

About 20 or so in stock at the time of posting. Cheaper than a previous StarBuy deal. Watch Depot is owned by Shiels, but for whatever reason this particular watch is significantly cheaper than on the Shiels site.

I bought my SRPB41J "Blue Moon" from them and have had no issues with it (see this deal).

Thanks to @Johan92912 for posting this similar code and deal at Shiels.

Terms and conditions appear to have a typo - I believe this will end tonight (15/9/21) but I have not confirmed this: https://www.watchdepot.com.au/terms-conditions

Online Shopping Night Extra 10% Off Sitewide
Promotion starts ends 5/9/2021
Apply coupon code 'WDOSN10' at checkout for extra 10% off cart. Code is case sensitive.
Not valid on Limited Editions, Hybrid or Smart watches.
FLOOR STOCK ONLY NO RAINCHECKS

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  • DannyC on 15/09/2021 - 15:12
    +1

    Also have the SRPB41J in the darker blue. Stunning dial. One of my favs.

    • covid-20 on 15/09/2021 - 16:50

      I love that piece!

      Has character to it with the subtle shades of blue it reflects in different lighting conditions.

    • Tunblor on 15/09/2021 - 15:38
      +1

      Because to a lot of people replicas are cringe. Me, it would burn me to buy a high quality replica, and it stops working. What am I supposed to do to get it fixed?

    • FrugalFoodie on 15/09/2021 - 15:39
      +12

      Act your wage they say, nothing wrong with a clean automatic watch from Seiko, if anything the Presage line is really nice

      • sedi on 15/09/2021 - 15:53

        Well said.

      • DannyC on 15/09/2021 - 16:57
        +5

        Agreed. If you can't afford something like a Rolex don't do it. And replicas and fakes…. ye nah, put that money into a reputable brand that is within your limits. Nothing says bad taste than a "expensive" fake.

    • sedi on 15/09/2021 - 15:51
      +4

      I admit buying replicas in the past. But over time I have realised that no matter how much I spend on a quality replica, I can't stop thinking that it is an IMMITATION,not a genuine product. Also, we never know where the money is going from the dodgy replica products.
      Now I prefer buying Seiko, Citizen etc. Atleast I get the satisfaction that I am wearing a genuine product.

      • moto on 17/09/2021 - 12:21

        Me too. I admit to buying a expensive replica six years ago for $378.62. I do not recommend. Always felt it was an imitation.

        I bought a iconic classic watch Seiko SKX013 three years ago for $239.10 and now it’s worth $500 fair condition second hand on Chrono24 or $700 New eBay or Amazon.

        On the same topic, I recently bought a Tissot T-Complication COSC a few days ago for $758.60 Delivered at Jomashop greymarket website with $20USD Off code which retails for $1599 now at a boutique Gregory Jewellers Australia was originally $2400-2600 when new. But because it’s as big like a Omega Aqua Terra Railmaster XXL, Stowa Marine Original / Flieger watch or a Panerai, Not sure if I’ll post it as a deal as its a VERY niche wristwatch. Got myself a matching rallye style watch strap too. Only buy, If you love them, you really love them! And because it’s discontinued now, I didn’t want to miss a chance owning one.

        Its got horological history, a COSC International award winner watch that has competed against highend tourbillon watches both years in-terms of overall points in 2013 and 2015 at Coucours International de Chronométrie. The downsides of this entry-level luxury Tissot is that it’s huge in wrist presence at 43mm. But I’ve once owned a Pulsar(Seiko) PU2071X V8 Supercars Chronograph at 43-46mm in size seven years ago and it is fine.

        Have had bad experience with out-of-warranty apple watch so not sure if I’ll invest in another. TL;DR: Please don’t buy illegal counterfeits that violate child labour laws.

        • citybargainhunter on 04/10/2021 - 14:05

          That T-COMPLICATION is actually a very nice watch, would be prefect for me it was 40 or 41mm.

    • rookie317 on 15/09/2021 - 16:02
      +5

      Correct me if i'm wrong but isn't it basically illegal to possess a fake/replica brand goods? At least that what I was informed when travelling around EU couple years ago. Not that the chance of getting caught is high or anything but still.

      On another note, I cry a little inside when people compliment my GS "oh that's a cool Seiko". 90% of people will not be able to value your watches so might as well get what you personally love. I have a $20 Timex I got from the States all the way to my most treasured Speedy Dark side of the moon and each one of them tells a story :)

    • dji1111111 on 14/10/2021 - 20:23

      Bwahaha shows your class.
      How cringeworthy is someone who condones buying/wearing a replica datejust. If you can't afford a real one, don't bother and get something else rather than be a fake poser

  • alidli on 15/09/2021 - 16:20
    +1

    Salera also have similar with leather for $390

    • thisisscotts on 15/09/2021 - 16:41
      +1

      Good price! Small note on this one is that it will be $15 for delivery if you can't pickup.

  • anti-hero on 15/09/2021 - 16:29
    +2

    I have a citizen eco watch for 15 years , no battery required.
    Still going very accurate.
    though the glass face has many scratches

    probably will buy a apple watch now

    • freefall101 on 15/09/2021 - 16:47
      +5

      I'd love it if Apple could make a watch that actually looked good with business attire, instead of looking like I'm rocking a fitbit at a meeting, while not having much more functionality than a $40 xiaomi band.

      $600 on a watch that will last me a lifetime with minimal repair I'm fine with. $600 on a smartwatch that only has 18 hours battery life to begin with and goes downhill from there, I'm still not sold on the idea. I had a smartwatch and liked it too, but the battery life was always the killer and they just aren't improving enough.

      • thisisscotts on 15/09/2021 - 17:23
        +2

        Yeah I'm with you on the match-to-business-attire point. I guess we'll have to wait until we see James Bond rocking a smart watch :)

        • alidli on 15/09/2021 - 17:57

          or Eggsy

      • ForkSnorter on 15/09/2021 - 18:35
        +1

        I can offer a different perspective. With the right band and watch face, the Apple Watch can look decent. Secondly, it is now the end of the day, and my Apple Watch 3 has 81% remaining battery. Battery health is also still 100% despite being a 4-year-old model. Thirdly, I don’t like wearing a watch to bed, and I need somewhere to put it when It take it off, so why not just put it on the charger on the bedside table? Then the watch functions as a night light and bedside clock when I need it. It is sensitive to noise, so if I wake up in the night, I only need to slap my pillow or tap the bedside table, and the watch light will come on, enabling me to walk to the toilet in the dark, and check the time. In regard to functionality, I’ve seen the Apple Watches continually improve with OS updates, and functionality is absolutely phenomenal. I rarely use my phone. My watch understands my speech 99-100% of the time in multiple languages. I get all my phone notifications on my watch without fail, and without delay. I can ask the watch for directions while I’m driving the car. I can answer and make calls. I can dictate messages. It tracks my steps, heart rate, swimming, walking routes, etc. extreme accurately. I use the weather app, timers, and stop watches on it all the time. It’s one of my favourite possessions of all time. Granted, the Apple Watch 6 and 7 are expensive, but you can pick up a 2nd hand 3 or 4 or SE for $150-$300. Mine cost $130, and I got a lovely brown leather band for it on amazon for $25.

        • freefall101 on 16/09/2021 - 10:09

          I think my big thing is I sleep with my fitness tracker on. I have sleep apnea so keeping track of things is something I do regularly. That's put me off having a device which charges, I already know it's an issue for me personally.

          A fitness tracker I get a couple of weeks out of, most of the time I just charge it while I'm in the shower a couple of times a week and that's enough to keep it going. It also does weather, tracking, spo2, heart beat, etc. I'm sure the apple one is better but I'm fine with "good enough" on those things.

          Still not a fan of the look though, I'll wait for someone to make something nice.

        • Deadalready on 16/09/2021 - 18:58
          +1

          My concern with electronics is the planned obsolesce, how many of my phones "magically" died around the 2 year mark despite me looking after them, using a good case and never dropping them is honestly ridiculous. The other reality is electronics have a limited use life due to upgraded tech, new software requirements and more.

          Personally I'm mostly over having a good phone, I use social media less and bought a watch to further reduce the need to pull out my phone, but each to their own.

          A good watch can be passed down between generations, when was the last time an electronic lasted that long?

          • ForkSnorter on 17/09/2021 - 06:21

            @Deadalready: I understand your concerns. But it is precisely because of this upgrade cycle that electronic companies are able to give us mind-blowing technology for reasonable prices at breakneck speed (compare a flagship phone today to a 15-year-old phone). My Apple Watch cost me $130, and I think that is a very reasonable price for a device that will be tracking my body and my activity, giving me notifications and important information, and allowing me to make calls and send messages to people for several years. It has 8 gigabytes of storage, and 768 megabytes ram. Compare that to our first computer bought (by my Dad) in 1990 for $2,500, which had 20 megabytes of storage, and 640k kilobytes of ram. By the way, I’ve never had a phone last less than 4 years. And I do appreciate long-lasting devices too. I have an Omega watch manufactured in 1935 that is still working. Absolutely mind-blowing. Wonder what it is worth.

    • ZilogX on 16/09/2021 - 08:08

      Noooooooooo

      Just go to Citizen and get another crystal its about $80

      Heck even a mechanically minded can get one from ebay and do it themselves

  • nubzy on 15/09/2021 - 20:23

    SRPE19J is a beautiful watch and definitely catches the eye, just wait until you see it in full sunlight. Looks even better on a nice leather strap. This is a good price.

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