Is The Seiko Prospex Speedtimer SSC911P1 The Best Quartz Chronograph of 2022?
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- čas přidán 4. 11. 2022
- In this video, I'll be reviewing the Seiko Prospex Speedtimer SSC911P1. This quartz chronograph is from the Prospex line of watches, which are designed to be stylish and affordable.
I've chosen this watch to review because it's one of the hottest chronographs on the market right now.
So.... is the Seiko Prospex Speedtimer SSC911P1 the best quartz Chronograph of 2022? Let's find out in this video!
Official Watch Details:
The Seiko SSC911P1 Prospex Speedtimer 'Go Large' is a Solar powered watch with 100m water resistance. The SSC911P features a classic-looking chronograph with a Silver dial and a stainless steel case and bracelet with a three-fold clasp with a push-button release. The glass used is Curved Sapphire Crystal with an anti-reflective coating on the inner surface.
Adding to the popular ‘Speedtimer’ watch collection, this particular design features an increased ‘Go Large’ case size - the original was 39mm, whilst this piece is 41.4mm, featuring a tapered bracelet, aluminium bezel and tachymeter for increased practicality and visibility. Conveniently, this watch charges from both natural and indoor lighting.
Featuring the Seiko Solar V192 movement, the SSC911 has an approximate accuracy tolerance of +/- 15 seconds per month and a 6 month Power reserve once fully charged. This model is finished in full Stainless Steel with a pull-out crown. The hands and the markers have lumibrite to make them visible at night (once fully charged). The case size is 41.4mm and thickness is 13mm with a lug width of 21mm and the entire watch weighs approximately 165gm. The Speedtimer SSC911P models have a Water Resistance rating of 100m.
The additional features of the SSC911P Speedtimer are a screw case back, Tachymeter function, 24-hour hand, a chronograph up to 60 mins in 1/5 second increments, a date display, small second hand, overcharge prevention function and a resuming electric power generation display.
Thanks to Starbuy.com.au for loaning us this watch. If you would like to visit them, here is the link to the watch on their site:
starbuy.com.au/seiko-speedtim...
Thanks again for taking the time to watch the video & if you do have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
See you in the next video!
Cheers,
Al
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Just bought this. Found one in Japan at £300! UK RRP is £590 - guess who got my money. ;)
I am quite pleased with this watch for the most part. Styling is top notch and the solar recharging is awesome. It needed a half link to fit my wrist comfortably and even though Seiko doesn't offer one, a Seiko fan on the internet does and it matches 100% to the existing bracelet links. I do find the date window too small and very hard to read but I would rather have one than not. I was also surprised there is no screw down crown but then it is a Speedtimer and not a dive watch and I have plenty of others for that.
Thank you for the review!
the blue one looks the business , anyone else feel a pogue reissue coming 🔥
Stunning watch, the perfect size! Great Review! 😍😍
Panda is nice, but I have the Prospex SSC819. Both are great watches
Nice review Al. I picked up the ssc817 when they were released. Love the watch but I think these new ones are a better size. Liking the colourway of the one on review too.
Totally agree
I was trying to get the blue dial limited (cough 10,000) edition, but it was sold out so got an SSC911 instead and so happy I did. Got a Seiko ‘mojito’ a few months back and Seiko just keep knocking it out the park
Good choice!
a Masterpiece
nice looking watch, but that weirdly placed date window would bother me. And the fact that it's a black on white date wheel. Why not make it a little less visually obtrusive and have a white on black wheel? Also not at fan of 21mm lugs.
Bellissima 😍
The black and white (SSC813) version is better in my opinion. For that reason I couldn't hold myself from getting one.
Very beautiful watch 😍 personally though I think it's a bit steep for only a solar movement chronograph. I thought it is a ceramic bezel?
it is a bit steep but it's a nice watch (looks wise anyway). Yes definitely not a ceramic bezel!
Seiko have been trying real heard to move up market recently. Without really bringing anything more to the table. So you'll end up with pretty poor value most of the time.
I would buy this in a heartbeat if it wasn’t for the date window :(
Very nice, does it have micro adjustment on the bracelet?
only the two small adjustments on the clasp...not much TBH
@@TheWatchChannelAU shame, I have the 2022 Seiko Astron and it has the best micro adjustment system. No tools required, quick and simple but it's makes it hard to wear others without it now.
Lug width is odd at 21mm . So not much options for straps
Date window ruined it for me, seems like Seiko always manages to mess up somewhere to deter potential buyers.
If that’s enough to ruin it for you I don’t think its a seiko issue
Dont you think the date is too small to see guys ???
I bought this watch and I absolutely love it, but I have a question... Has anyone else noticed that the action on the upper "A" button has less of a "click" when you press it than the lower "B" button to reset the chrono? Obviously, it's nothing like an automatic watch where there is a very definite click, but in my case the upper button feels a bit "softer" than the lower button and while there is a subtle click, it's less than the lower button. Is this normal? Anyone else notice this?
Hey Matt, no need to worry. I noticed this on the one I reviewed. I think the bottom one has a more pronounced click due to the mechanical component of resetting the chrono hand.
@@TheWatchChannelAU Thanks so much for confirming. This really is a great watch. Can't beat it in terms of value for money.
Mine is the same as well. So I guess it's by design.
How would you compare this with SSC909P1? I'm debating on this or the SSC909P1
Hi mate, without doubt, the SSC911. The 909 is too fancy imo. The bracelet alone is enough to put me off. That black finish will look very scruffy once it gets some scratches. That would worry me if i owned one. But...everyone is different, if you like that style then go for it mate....don't be swayed by others opinions because they arent the ones paying for it & wearing it..you are my friend!
Let me know what you decided on!
Cheers,
Al
@@TheWatchChannelAU Thanks for responding. I'll definitely will have to think about this one as I do like the crystal blue (plus it's limited edition so maybe resell it at a higher price once its gone possibly?)
@@TheWatchChannelAU I ended up getting neither. Decided to get Seiko Alpinist Deep Lake
@@dinoguy900 hahah!! Oh the joys of choice in the world of watches! Wear it well my friend and stay in touch! Cheers Al
Need more on wrist takes
understood...will do :)
Had my eye on one and bought one in advance. Looks so good and the dimensions are perfect considering I have a 7.25 inch wrist. Out of 10 what would you give this one?
Surprisingly and being quite upfront..unseen, I was ready to trash it, but, the dial is really nice. Overall, I would give it an 8.5 out of 10.. It would have scored higher had they excluded that date window!
@@TheWatchChannelAU Excellent! Its a great value IMO! Love the content!
You forgot to mention that the power of the battery can be shown. Pressing the start knob and stopping it. And than presse the second button ik under shows you the capacity of the battery. Therefore you have the second red meter which is between F full and E Empty. Maybe you explain but i missed it.
Nicer on a rubber strap for me.
The no for me is that it doesn't have a screw down crown :(
And what you gonna do with that? Play with it? Lol.
Its not a dive watch bro
Shame that the brushing on the end links doesn't match the top of the lugs. Also, two micro adjustments? Wow. Yeah, plus pin & collars! UGH! C'mon Seiko, get with it. Always the same crappy bracelet. 6:44
Why Would Seiko Not Make This In AutoMatic lol
The do make one similar but its about $4,000!
@@TheWatchChannelAU what's the model ?
Solar is more Accurate
@@borisbobowski628 lol I don't care about
That auto or
Nothing
@@BossHugo84 ok thats your opinion i just told you what is working better at this pricepoint.
It's nice but too big , it should be 40mm max otherwise it looks a big potato. It's a shame because it's nice , i don't know why they came up with this size
DIA. LUG TO LUG ???
It's in the video mate
These "inspired by" watches are almost as bad as replicas.
really?
So no chronographs unless it's a Daytona?
This new Speedtimer is "inspired" by Seiko's own original 1969 Speedtimer, so how is that "As bad as a replica?"
Good looking but not buying another seiko until they give you a good, proper bracelet and clasp.
I thought the bracelet & clasp was quite good on this one