The wood is real and well selected for grain. The craftsmanship seems quite good, as expected from Seiko. The size is perfect and the face is easy to read. In the last two months it has kept time perfectly. I would recommend this clock to anyone. Read more

SEIKO has made some great timepieces, so I figured this clock would be of at least a certain level of quality and worth the asking price of $59.99 USD. To put simply: it is not in the same league by any stretch of the imagination. The wood housing is composed of thin, plasticized veneer, not solid wood. From a distance, it is passable. It is very similar to the fake wood paneling that was popular in 1980s electronics. Unfortunately, the asymmetrical/sloppy placement of the time demarcations is less forgiving. Simply eyeballing it, it is clear that they are not evenly spaced or trued in any fashion. These must have been hand applied and without a template. Lastly, this clock does not contain a Japanese-made movement system and appears to have the same generic system of most cheap home clocks. Disappointing to see Seiko put there name on this, especially when other pieces have been of such quality. Read more

I liked the airy design, but in person it felt very light. The markings were not aligned properly. Classic Seiko issues lol! Read more

Such a stylish clock, right out of the 60s in some ways. Being Seiko it has been very accurate so far (bought it ~6mos ago). Was totally silent when I first put an AA battery in, and now it makes a slight 'tick/chock' sound with each second, very quiet, and I feel the second sound gives it some old school class. Read more

It looks great in person. I love it. Read more