This Seiko watch is my second with the Kinetic system. It is a Kinetic quartz movement, the Seiko 5M82 movement without battery having an integrated electricity system, the Kinetic technology draws its energy from the movement of the arm, the crown, located at three o'clock, allows you to set the time and the push button located at 2 o'clock helps to check the power reserve. An example on mine just now I pressed the push button and it scrolled for 20 seconds which tells me that I have autonomy for a month. I really like this Seiko watch because the system is really original and ingenious, plus this watch has a really superb blue dial and it has a nice presence on the wrist, it comes with a steel bracelet but I alternate with a tropical bracelet, I really like Japanese watches and I wear it quite often the dial glass is in Hardlex (reinforced mineral) its diameter is 42.5mm and it is water resistant to 100m, it is not a watch of diving there is no crown aimed.

I present to you my Seiko Kinetic beige the reference is SKA787P1, I really like this Japanese watch that I find pretty and with a system even if it is not mechanical it is equipped with the Kinetic system a label of the Seiko manufacture or the bottom of the watch which is transparent lets glimpse two small copper coils which are used to power the watch ... simply by shaking it or walking the Kinetic system of the watch recharges it with energy. the glass is in Hardlex the diameter is 42mm and the water resistance is 100m its price at the time 3 years ago was 250 euros.

Before receiving this watch as a gift, I was content with quartz watches, mainly Gshock and Pulsar. Then the Kinetic movement with its oscillating weight visible through the case back led me to take an interest in mechanical and automatic movements. This watch did not leave me for several years during which I wore it daily to the office. It is very precise thanks to the quartz movement but does not require a battery change thanks to the Kinetic technology which combines the precision of quartz and the autonomy of an automatic. This watch and its many other variations are perfect daily watches in my opinion. The quality is also there with a beautiful case and an ultra-readable dial. The date window on a black background is also an additional touch of elegance. The original black leather strap gave up on me a few years ago and I now wear it on a Barton nato strap.

I chose this watch for its Kinetic movement which I think is only used by Seiko. The combination of green and gold always works and I find the sunray of the dial very pleasant. The fixed black bezel brings a touch of sportiness and the small date at three o'clock is discreet and well integrated. The push button at two o'clock acts as a power reserve since by pressing it, the second hand advances more or less depending on the remaining charge. It then returns to its starting position. Good idea! Precise, pretty and not very expensive, it has its place in my collection.

I am delighted with my SEIKO watch ref.5M82-0BE0. It is beautiful and precise, in fact, it has a quartz system recharged by a battery, itself powered by an oscillating weight. It is the KINETIC system from Seiko. I find it very readable with its cream-colored dial and its sword-shaped hands. It is not very expensive, expect around €200, but I am not sure that we can still find some??? Victim of its success.

My first beautiful watch. Given to me by my wife, it was the centerpiece of my collection for a very long time. It was also the one that sparked my passion and it was followed by many others. It has a kinetic movement that combines the best of quartz and automatic. I also really like its chronograph function which, even if it is not really useful, gives a little life to the dial. Despite its years, it is still very precise but the time indication is shown on a sub-dial, with age, I have more and more difficulty seeing the time passing. It has taken a few wrinkles and is no longer really in fashion but I continue to wear it very often. No more news from the Seiko Premier. I would like to know more about this name which seems to have disappeared from the Japanese firm's catalog.

Here is my opinion on Seiko Sportura Kinetic Chronograph, reference 7L22-0AE0. I wanted to buy this model because I loved this design that I find atypical, especially the ovoid-shaped glass, we could call it cyclops. The dial has several variations, including the hour sub-dial, which exists with Roman numerals, stick indexes or even numbers. I preferred the Roman numerals, because this version was in my opinion more harmonious and balanced. In addition to the design of the sub-dials, the movement is a real plus, it uses kinetic technology, that is to say a hybrid quartz movement powered by the movement of the wrist thanks to an oscillating weight. The case back is open, so as to leave the movement visible. This will please or not, but undeniably it adds to its futuristic side. It should be noted that the oscillating weight is quite noisy (which does not bother me, we at least know that it acts). I am rather vintage in the contained format, it must be said that this watch of 42 mm wide, 14.5 mm wide and 47 mm between the lugs is contained on my 16 cm wrist, it is not so huge. It nevertheless weighs its weight. As for the chronograph, it is limited to 45 min. My big negative point remains the bracelet which can be changed but with a specific Seiko bracelet, leather (findable) or metal difficult to find.