BOLDR Supply Co. Odyssey PG1954vsSeiko Seiko 5 Sports Dual-Crown Diver
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Measurements
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Odyssey PG1954
Seiko 5 Sports Dual-Crown Diver
Diameter
44mm
42mm
Lug-to-Lug
51mm
n/a
Thickness
12.5mm
11mm
lowest
Water Resistance
300m
highest
100m
Power Reserve
n/a
41h
MSRP
$799
$399
lowest
Movement
Miyota 9015
Seiko 4R36
Case
5 specsCrystal & Dial
2 specsMovement
2 specsPricing
1 specsReviews
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Owners widely praise the BOLDR Odyssey line for its robust build and quality feel. However, the 44mm case size of the Odyssey PG1954 is considered huge and may not suit most wrists. One owner notes that the Odyssey Freediver PG1954 is available with PVD, but its scratch resistance is unknown. Overall, owners rate the BOLDR Odyssey PG1954 highly for its robust build and quality feel, despite concerns about its large case size.
Owners widely report that the Seiko 5 Sports Dual-Crown Diver SRPB29 lacks a screw-down crown, which one owner finds disqualifying for sports or water use. One owner notes the crown position is awkward and the watch feels too tall and bulky, with material quality around the date window not standing out for its price point. Another owner prefers a 38mm size for a diver, finding the 42mm SRPD55 too large. On balance, owners express reservations about the Seiko 5 Sports Dual-Crown Diver SRPB29's practicality for water activities and its perceived value compared to other brands.
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