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Neo Classic

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€380,00 EUR
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€380,00 EUR
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Highlights
  • Display Material: Hardlex
  • Case: ⌀ 39.4 mm
  • Movements: 6N52
  • Waterresistance: 10 ATM / 10 Bar
  • Case Material: stainless steel
Delivery time

1 - 3 working days

Manufacturer

Seiko Germany, Parsevalstr. 9 a/b, 40468, Düsseldorf, info@seiko.de

    Seiko Neo Classic

    Product Details

    Display

    The Neo Classic of Seiko uses a display from Hardlex.

    Case

    The Neo Classic has a housing made of stainless steel, which has a diameter of 39.4 mm.

    Weight

    The weight of Neo Classic is approximately 300 grams.

    Movement

    A 6N52 clockwork mechanism is used.

    Closure type

    Buckle

    Neo Classic von Seiko

    Experience timeless elegance with the Seiko Neo Classic SUR468P1. This quartz watch (caliber 6N52) combines traditional design with modern reliability and precision. The stainless steel case measures 39.4 mm in diameter and features a clear sapphire crystal for optimal protection. With a water resistance of 10 bar, it's a robust companion for everyday wear. The Seiko Neo Classic is the perfect choice for anyone seeking a stylish and functional timepiece.

    Wie wirkt 39.4 mm an deinem Handgelenk?

    Questions about Neo Classic of Seiko

    What is the exact model name of the Seiko Neo Classic?

    The exact model name of the Neo Classic is Seiko SUR468P1

    What type of closure does the Neo Classic have?

    The Neo Classic uses the following closure below the wrist: buckle.

    Is the Seiko Neo Classic waterproof, and to what depth?

    The Seiko Neo Classic is water-resistant with a test pressure of 10 ATM / 10 bar according to DIN 8310 and can therefore be used for bathing, showering and hand washing as well as swimming and snorkeling, but not for water sports with intense pressure peaks, such as diving.