[falcon4311]

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Seikos is such a great brand and they make some beautiful watches both dress and diver. So what is your preference, dive watches or dress watches?

 

[Watchguru58]

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I love dive watches. I can say that safely since about 50% of my collection consists of dive style watches. I do own many dress watches, but I'm partial to dive style. I own a 1st series Seiko Kinetic that I picked up in the early 90's and it still works great to this day.

 

[RipitRon]

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Dive watches, Dive watches, Dive watches!!!

 

[sheraortho]

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There is no question that the divers are my favorite!! Most of my current collection are divers. I'll be selling them all off to fund my grail though. Then I'll be starting all over again.

 

[CurrentTime]

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Most of my watches are Diver watches.

 

[tillertruck]

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I also like the divers.

 

[TinyDancer]

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I like both and then there are many that fall in between.

 

[Tattoo Chef]

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dive watches.......love them...

 

[Cali kid]

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Even my dress watches are divers!

 

[TUNAKLLR]

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Gotta be a diver.

 

[WatchSnobJack]

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Its all about the diver with me...

 

[Seattle]

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Auto Divers for me please!!!

 

[WatchThis]

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Diver's are my favorite but I do own a few dress watches also.

 

[TheWatchGeek]

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Divers remind me of my youth. Lived in So. Cal in the 60's. High School and College my friends and buds would rent a hotel on the beach every spring and summer break. Now the places we would go to are such posh and expensive I don't think I could afford a room today. What wonderful memories diving, surfing and just good old clean fun.

 

[UKWolfeman]

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Tend to like the divers.........

 

[Russ B-28]

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While I'm working I need some dress watches for the office but after I retire I'll probably flip most of them for more divers.

 

[falcon4311]

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Russ, our company changed over to business casual years ago which works for me considering my taste in watches. I'd be in real trouble if we had towear a suitagain. None of my watches would work with a suit.

 

[FreeDive]

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Cali kid wrote:

Even my dress watches are divers!

That's what I'm talking about! Look at James Bond, what's the difference?

I do have a couple dress watches, but stopped looking for them and don't plan on buying anymore, except a nice square one, brand and style TBD.

 

[Boosted]

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Cali kid wrote:

Even my dress watches are divers!

lol...mine too.

 

[Bichondaddy]

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The only Seiko's I have are from the mid 1980's and both are very dressy. One is a gold touneau shapped watch...just a plain 3 hand on a gold bracelet...very dressy. My other is a gunmetal and gold Master Calander with moon phase. The case is gunmetal and the bezel is gold, and the bracelet is two tone gunmetal with small gold accents links in the middle.