Description
Description: The 2011 Seiko Solar Pilot Alarm Chronograph SSC009 offers a loud alarm, a bidirectionally rotating Breitling-style slide-rule bezel, as well as a 60-minute chronograph accurate up to 1/5th of a second. The movement hosted Seiko’s own Caliber V172 quartz movement. The V172 is one of their infamous “jewelless” calibers. The Solar Pilot Chronograph sports a traditional alarm sub-dial, a small seconds indicator, as well as a 60-minute chronograph counter that are placed at 6, 9, and 12 o’clock respectively. At 9 o’clock, there is a standard date aperture. Fully charged, the watch can work in total darkness for as long as six months!
Dial: black with applied indices
Crystal: Seiko hardlex crystal
Case: polished stainless steel with screw back case.
Water resistance: 100m
Size: Case diameter: 42mm, thickness: 12mm, lug width: 20mm, lug-to-lug: 49.5mm
Band: Original stainless steel
Movement: Solar powered, Seiko V172
Functions: Hour, minutes, second at 9 o’clock, date at 3 o’clock, 1 hour chronograph, and alarm/dual time-zone.My Observation: This watch has been in my collection from the very beginning, but while it’s a beautiful watch, for some reason, it gets very little wrist time. I purchased this watch not fully functioning, but was able to get it fully functioning.
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