Seiko Gen 4 Monster unboxing..

Yeah, yet another unboxing... completing the 3 musketeers...

This time, the packaging is totally new to me...

First time I am seeing a rectangular box from Seiko...

Yes it is the SDBY035. The box is XS192J. 

The papers that comes with the watch.

The grey box that comes inside the white box.

The watch inside. It is well protected. 

Closer view. 

Inside the grey box. The right loop is fixed, the strap slides into the loop. The left loop (?) is used to clamp the watch down, a first for me. 

The watch inside a plastic bag. The watch head is wrapped with blister pack. 

Sticker on the plastic bag, the serial number has been photoshop away. The watch was made in March 2019.

With the blister pack removed. 

The tags that comes with the watch.

The Seiko Monster SBDY035. 

The watch comes with the new rubber strap. It is very much softer compared to the old Z22 rubber strap. 

The back of the rubber strap. It has patterned finish.

And there you have it, the unboxing of the 3 new Seiko Monsters. 

Seiko Monster Gen 4 unboxing...

We have another Seiko Gen 4 unboxing. This time its a little different as this particular watch was a gift, as such the tags and plastic have all been removed and did not come with the watch. 

The outer white box. However this box is different from the normal white box that I normally see. This box is of a higher quality and is a two piece box. The normal box is a one piece box. 

The retailer sticker is at the side of the box. Also the part number of the box is XS055J A. The normal box I am used to is XS190J A.

The grey box. Even this box is different. Better quality and just different. 

The warranty and user guide. 

This is the view of inside the white box. There is a slot or cut out at the bottom of the box. 

And this is where the papers sit inside the box. 

The side view of the box. It is different. Even the interior is different as you will see from the photographs below.

The Seiko SBDY033, Gen 4 Monster. It has a blue sun burst dial but it is difficult to photograph. 

The cushion inside the box... different. Also the shop, Daimaru in Osaka removes everything. Sad but its OK. 

Review coming soon...

Yet another unboxing...

This time it is the Seiko SBDY037. Still out on if this is the 4th generation Seiko Monster. We will wait and see...

The Seiko white outer box...

The usual printing at the side of the box..

The warranty and user guide.

The inner grey box.

The watch... this time it is wrapped in a white Styrofoam type material.

The tags that comes with the watch. The bottom right tag is new to me. 

The watch, the Seiko SDBY037. This watch was not shown in Basel 2019. 

Closer view of the watch. 

The case back. 

I hope to be able to review the watch soon. :)

Unboxing of sorts...

It is the unboxing (of sorts) of the SRPC49K or better known as the Darth Turtle...

The white Seiko box.

The box inside is different. 

The Seiko SRPC49K1.

The tag, showing the model reference and movement used, 4R36.

It is a Limited Edition Seiko.

The Seiko SRPC49K1 closer view. 

The interesting aspect of this watch is that I have seen a number of dial variations. This was sourced locally in Malaysia. I will talk about this in a later post...

The strap and the metal strap keeper which is becoming the standard in Seiko Limited or Special Edition watches.

The case back..

The black polished sides... Nice. 

Yes, its another unboxing...

This time its the MKII Hawkinge. The watch is a homage to the IWC and JLC Mk watches. In fact the watch is a mix of the design of the IWC and JLC Mk watches. 

The watch comes well packaged and protected. 

The usual MKII Pelican type box. 

 MKII logo and website address at the side of the box. 

Documents that comes with the watch. The certificate of guarantee and timing chart. 

Inside the box, you find the watch. It comes with extra slots to carry other watches if you need to carry other watches. How cool is that. It also comes with a couple more things. But  more about that later. 

Closer view of the watch. The front crystal is protected by a piece of blue plastic. Not the best but it works. 

The watch comes with extra spring bars, 3 sets actually and the tool to remove the straps. Not something you see in many micro brands or for that matter from more established brands. A nice touch no?

The back of the watch. The leather strap is Made in Germany. 

I do like the design of the watch. But then I have always been partial to the design of the Mk Pilots watches. 

On the wrist. :)