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A Seiko (TMI) quartz caliber with a high-frequency stepping motor that drives a smooth four-beats-per-second sweeping seconds hand instead of a single tick. Battery-powered and accurate to about ±20 seconds per month, it gives quartz watches a mechanical-style sweep at low cost.
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Owners widely praise the Addiesdive OceanMonster Dive Watch AD2103-skeleton for its impressive specifications and dial quality at a sub-$50 price, with some finding its finishing and case comparable to more expensive Seiko and Citizen watches. The Swiss BGW9 lume is noted as very bright and long-lasting, and the bracelet is considered well-built, comparing favorably to Seiko 5 series. However, some owners find the original "fat martian" logo unappealing, though an updated script logo is available. Criticisms include a scratch-prone mineral crystal, a tinny and easily rotated bezel with rough edges, a rattly bracelet, and a stiff crown. One owner notes a misaligned bezel insert requiring reattachment. Overall, owners rate the Addiesdive OceanMonster Dive Watch AD2103-skeleton highly for its exceptional value and surprising build quality at its price point.
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