Additional Information

Manufacturer	Seiko
Model Number	SKA525
Gender	Mens
Display	Analog Analog An Analog refers to the type of dial. Typically an analog watch has an Hour, Minute and Second Hand markers.
Movement	Quartz Quartz A quartz movement, usually the most accurate type of movement, uses a battery for its power source.
Crystal	Mineral Mineral Hardened crystal or glass that gives a protective barrier. There are multiple variations but most are scratch resistant and durable.
Case Material	Stainless steel Stainless steel Stainless steel is a heavy, durable metal that is moderately scratch resistant. Brushed Silver is the most common color, though the metal can be plated for different colors.
Case Color	Silver
Case Diameter	40mm Case Diameter The full width of the watch case, all the way across from left to right. General sizing: < 20mm: A small, women's sized watch. 21mm - 30mm: A women's or small unisex sized watch. 31mm - 40mm: A large women's or unized sized watch. < 40mm: A large men's or unisex sized watch.
Case Thickness	10mm
Band Width	20mm
Band Color	Silver
Band Type	Bracelet
Dial Color	White
Warranty	Three-year
Water Resistance	30m Water Resistance 30m water resistance means this watch is splash proof and can withstand small amounts of water.

Unbroken Tradition since 1881.

The spirit of Seiko is a restless spirit. Since 1881, Seiko watches have explored limits, pushed back boundaries and refused to be satisfied with success. At Seiko, good is the enemy of better, because Seiko is dedicated to perfection.

Synergy is at the heart of Seiko's dedication to perfection. 56 years after making its first mechanical wristwatch, Seiko invented the quartz watch and a new field of possibilities opened up through the synergy of traditional and electronic technologies. The Quartz era was hardly established when Seiko's engineers started to dream the next step: the Kinetic watch. 19 years later, the dream came true. Kinetic was the first watch in the world to create its own electricity, made possible by combining a motion-powered rotor with a quartz movement.

Today, Seiko Watches still dreams of new adventures in time. The synergy of Seiko's four technologies will always be at the heart of further pioneering discoveries.