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Seiko Men's Flight Alarm Chronograph Watch #SNA411 | 
| Brand: Seiko
Category: Watch
Department: Mens
List Price: $475.00
Buy New: $249.00
You Save: $226.00 (48%)
New (8) from $249.00
Rating:  60 reviews
Sales Rank: 630
Band Material: stainless-steel
Bezel Material: stainless-steel
Case Diameter: 42
Case Material: stainless-steel
Case Thickness: 13
Clasp: push-button-fold-over-with-safety
Dial Color: black
Dial Window Material Type: hardlex
Watch Movement Type: japanese-quartz
Water Resistance Depth: 660
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 4.9 x 4.7 x 3.4
MPN: SNA411
Model: SNA411
UPC: 029665131362
EAN: 4954628016263
ASIN: B00068TJM6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Japanese-quartz movement | | • | Hardlex crystal | | • | Case diameter: 42 mm | | • | Stainless-steel case; Black dial; Date function; Chronograph functions | | • | Water-resistant to 200 M (660 feet) |
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Product Description
Men's stainless steel, Seiko chronograph flight computer watch features a black dial with a navigational computations, fuel consumption calculations and flight climb calculations. The watch is 200 meters water resistant.
Amazon.com Product Description
Whether you're a pilot or you simply want a high-performance, features-packed timepiece, this flight chronograph watch is sure to please. It has a round black dial, with luminous markers and large luminous hands, set in a coin-edged stainless steel bezel. The watch features a date window at the three o'clock position and three sub-dials. Its stopwatch feature can measure up to sixty minutes in 1/5-second increments. The alarm, a two-hand sub-dial, can be set on a twelve-hour basis, and it doubles as an international travel clock since the alarm hands can be set to indicate the time in a different time zone. This watch also has a bi-directional rotating slide rule bezel for performing many types of calculations. Other features include a scratch-resistant curved Hardlex crystal and a screw-down crown and caseback. The watch is presented on a stainless steel link bracelet that fastens with fold-over push button clasp. Water-tested to 200 meters, the watch is suitable for skin diving. It has a battery life of two to three years.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 55 more reviews...
 A Modern Mechanical Jewel September 29, 2007
D. Yamasaki (Torrance, CA USA)
30 out of 30 found this review helpful
I bought this watch for myself for Christmas 3 years ago and still love it.
At the time I really wanted a Breitling Navitimer Fighter but they were selling for around $3,000, and I knew I wouldn't feel comfortable walking around with thousands of bucks on my wrist.
I happened on this watch on Amazon and was immediately taken with it. Let me say, that the photo does not do this watch justice. When I received the Seiko I was surprised that it had much more sparkle than this photo imparts. And what really impressed me was that the face has great depth to it. The photo on Amazon shows a flat black surface with a mishmash of white lettering all over it, but in reality it looks much more like a mini metal Roman Colliseum with raised sides and a recessed center plain under thick glass. The face is about 3/8" thick. Very substantial and classy looking. Also, there is more contrast between the shiny center of the wrist band next to the flat silver sides than this photo indicates.
I wore it to work one day, and a female coworker remarked,"your watch is gorgeous!" and that she was looking for one like it for her husband. And when I told her the price she couldn't believe it.
The Breitling Navitimer is a beautiful watch, but since owning this Seiko Chronograph I rarely ever think about owning a Breitling. And since Navitimers now sell for over $6000 I feel even better about the $475 Seiko I got for $200.
slide rules rule! August 9, 2005
Jeffrey Marotzke (Detroit, MI USA)
28 out of 28 found this review helpful
I bought this watch for the slide rules function on the bezel. It is very handy for me in my profession to be able to do multiplication, division, ratios and conversions on the watch. The only problem is that the numbers are a little small
Over all very well built and durable watch.
Breitling Looks & Function at 10% of Price! May 14, 2005
Prof David T Wright (Vancouver, BC)
22 out of 34 found this review helpful
Seiko watches hit innovation as well as style so well at amazing prices, compared with the 'aristocracy' brands.
I have my Omega's and Tag-Heuers, a bunch of antique Bolivas (including eBayed wallclocks), but my heart is with Seiko.
This one is a beauty.
Best Watch I've Ever Owned May 9, 2007
DG
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
I collect watches but am very picky because I am relatively short and have a small wrist. Most of my watches are custom fit for my wrist. I was reluctant to buy this watch because chronographs are notoriously bulky and adjusting them can be a pain.
However, as soon as I received this watch I knew it was the best purchase I'd ever made for a timepiece. Everything from the casing to the way the watch was packaged was perfect. The craftsmanship is unmatched, the watch has more tools on it than you'll ever need, and best of all the diameter was only slightly bigger than some of my other watches (also only slightly taller because of the slide rule). Overall, this is a great deal especially for the price. Similar chronographs cost as much as $3,000.00 USD.
The alarm function is a bit tedious to set up, but I never use a watch as an alarm because I need something more powerful. Small watch alarms simply aren't practical.
Aesthetically, it is one of the most beautiful timepieces I've ever purchased and it is a great addition to my collection of chronographs. I am so happy with this watch that I have to stare at it every 10 minutes because it is such a cool accessory!
 Great reliable watch April 9, 2007
dasn0wman (Brooklyn, NY United States)
I got this watch because I love flight watches and I really wanted to get a Breitling but found out it costs more than I thought so I go this instead to satisfy my urge and my wallet. It looks great and similar to the Navitimer but like ten times less?! There is another similar watch that Seiko makes that also has the world time, so you might want to get that instead but the extra LCD display kind of ruins the classical face for me. The only downside to getting this is that there is really cool technology out there by Seiko and Citizen that eliminates the use of the watch battery, basically you never have to change the battery again. That is really cool as cracking open the watch every year or two cannot be good and not to mention extra costs. Kudos for you, bad for the watch repair guy.
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