Seiko 5 Sports SRPD vs Glycine Combat Sub

. Initial impressions: The 5KX doesn't disappoint! The rich blue sunburst dial on the SRPD51 and applied indices are much more attractive than the original SKX's matte/printed dial, and while the bracelet and endlinks might be folded and hollow, the way it articulates is super comfortable, plus the smooth clasp functions very well. I'd even say that with the flat display caseback instead of the famous raised wave logo of the SKX, the 5KX sits nicer and more planted on the wrist

I just recently picked up this Glycine Combat Sub from another redditor. The pebbled dial on this thing is amazing and I think its definitely my favourite of the combat sub variants. It brings a bit of a Black Bay, Submariner, and Explorer vibe all thrown together for something that is extremely eye catching.

I purchased this with the idea of making it look like my dream watch. A grand seiko spring drive watch. And I've succeeded. This came originally with a blue diver bezel but removed for a lucius Atelier polished pilot bezel

You want your watches to like have a little bit of bling to them, but we just don't want that on our divers. We want this fully brushed Glycine. If yo...

This great looking watch was exactly as shown and arrived as promised. Great price for a Seiko automatic.

As far as accuracy: I have several automatic watches both with the 4R36 and the nonbranded NH35 movement. They tend to run 3-4 minutes slow a week. Even my MIJ Turtle runs about 2-3 minutes a week slow. The Sub runs about 35 SECONDS a week fast