Seiko Perpetual Calendar Kinetic Watch SNP003P1 in action

A look at Seiko Perpetual Calendar Kinetic Sapphire watch SNP003. This beautiful time-piece features a perpetual calendar with leap year adjustment till 2100. The auto-relay technology puts the watch to sleep after 24 hours of inactivity. Just move it a little (a little more at times as you can see in the video) and it wakes up to the correct time!

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• Seiko
• Wrist Watch
• Kinetic
• Perpetual calendar

[keepnitreal94]

what if you need to know the time?

[PracticalHacks]

@Zuidscherwoude When the watch goes into sleep mode, the date continues to advance, but the minute, hour, and second hands stop. When you give it a shake or two, it automatically advances to the correct time. The date is already correct. Seiko claims the sleep mode is good for up to 4 years!

[Yezzrty]

Under 400$ on Amazon

[kraskata2012]

@tyguy0 only the time changes with the shake, not the date

[StellarBlue1]

\I can get this watch for wholesale in Los Angeles. I go to the downtown Jewelry District and shopping area. This watch can be had for $600.oo

[pushover1]

I have this watch w/ the white dial. It's a nice large watch with a hefty case.

[AngerfistMixer]

@Zuidscherwoude Because date just keeps rolling.

Only the watch itself is just in standby

[Zuidscherwoude]

How come the date doesn't change to the 21th. You start at 8 and pass the 12 two times and end at about 4. So the date must be changes, but it keep at 20. can you comment?

[attimafia]

How much was this watch? It's nice!

[jamtheone]

@jakovct It's not luminous