32025166 Men's Automatic Analogue Watch

No sapphire glass, no titanium case but still mesmerising to watch that gliding seconds hand. Keeps good time when on your hand. Looks good. Works well. Day to day beater. I have many quartz quality watches but this is my favourite one. For Sundays and Xmases I have got an Orient one. Also a very budget one but with my favourite roman numerals. Will update on Lorus if things go wrong or get dissapointed with it. Otherwise this is quality on a very low budget. Fan of quartz ones ? Get a similar, smaller, military / field lumibrite Lorus for 25% of the price here or with a well known UK high street , formerly "catalogue shop" ------- As for fraying strap [ strap is still decent with a lovely easily noticeable colour that will get you a lot of compliments ] as some point out : use your lighter's flame and with swift movement ( ⚠️do not stop even for a fraction of a second as it will melt and ruin the fabric ⚠️) back and forth 2-3 times seal it and press/ pat the sides gently with your two fingers. Edit - 2nd of February 2025. Keeps as good time as quartz. Joy ! This is truly Seiko quality. Will update further.

Reasonably priced for excellent quality, the timekeeping is very accurate, been wearing it for a week now, only off to sleep and as far as i can see has only lost seconds, if that. The strap is as others have said a bit cheap looking but it is robust and does wear in quickly so fairly comfortable to wear; the tip is fraying. Very readable, numbers rather than markers and also an inner ring for 24 hours; the mechanism is quiet, i have a citizen when you take it off its very audible but this doesnt do that. The only con is the luminesence, it seems almost non existent, but as i don't wear it at night isnt an issue.

I have not owned a mechanical watch since my first watch as a child. I have owned lots of quarts watches and smart watches over the years but I have recently started craving a mechanical watch. This watch fits the bill as it is inexpensive but well made and it keeps accurate time after you have worn it for a few hours. So ideal for an experiment in mechanical watches. My only criticism is that the strap is a bit stiff.

Got this for an unbelievable £46, couldn't turn the deal down when I saw the price as this is basically a Seiko 5. The watch itself is very nice, sits quite large on the wrist but I like that, basic but functional. Cat say for timekeeping and reliability yet as it's early days. The only complaint I have is the strap is somewhat uncomfortable and is already fraying on the end, I won't criticise too much as the price was so cheap, I will replace with a quality leather strap or maybe a NATO who knows. Very satisfied 👍

I had an almost identical Lorus watch for years before the battery became irreplacable. No such issues with this automatic one. A good looking and clear dial, not too big or too small and little bit quirky with the nightglow. Would highly recommend.

I bought this watch back in November 2024 and only opened it today July 2025 only to find out that it is a faulty piece. I am unable to wind the watch + the second hand moves with the other 2 when setting time. So it feels like either lorus make rubbish watches or someone just sold me a faulty piece intentionally, i am a watch reviewer so i will cover in detail in my video on YouTube, thanks.

I own several automatic Seiko watches and, never had an issue so thought, a punt on a Lorus might be worth it. Lorus is part of Seiko but, I'm not sure they have ventured into this market before? To be honest, I'd look to Orient as the sister company to Seiko in automatic watches; I own an Orient and, it's a very good watch. This looks almost exactly like it could sit among the Seiko5/Seiko5 Sport range but, is close to half the price so, what has been compromised? Big downside, it was shipped with a clear defect on the bezel ring. Question mark over whether Lorus have the same quality control as their parent company, hence 3 stars. Plus side, the lume on the face is very good, it feels OK in the hand and on the wrist. The movement is non-hacking and appears like it doesn't wind but, at this price point not an issue, comparable with Seiko. Day/date adjustment is a little clunky but again, reality is that this is cheaper than many quartz offerings. Overall, as I said, it 'feels' OK but, it just has the feel of being less than a real Seiko, can't put my finger on why, it's a decent watch and as an entry point to automatic watches, you could not go wrong with it but, check over the casing for defects that might have slipped by Lorus QC. Overall,

For those like me who don’t like cheapo quart watches, this is a bargain. The strap is horrible but changed easily enough. Keeps pretty good time - loses about 1 minute a day. Uses a very well respected Seiko mechanism. I personally have little interest in “brands” and the Seiko equivalent is double the price.

Très bon achat et qualité du produit.

Cidden çok başarılı ürün. İlk geldiğinde kayışı çok sertti lakin zamanla yumuşadı ve aldığım günden beri kolumdan çıkarmıyorum ki bundan önce Casio duro takıyordum. Görünüş olarak oldukça sade görenler çok şık buluyor. Bunlara ek olarak teknik açıdan kolunuzdan çıkardıktan sonra 48 saat’e kadar çalışıyor. Vidalı tepe yok. Saniye kolu da asla durmuyor.

Zegarek na żywo prezentuje się wspaniale, spełnia moje oczekiwania, zamieniłem pasek parciany na skórzany, ponieważ jak dla mnie jest wygodniejszy i prezentuje się okazalej, pasuje do różnych okazji, praktycznie noszę go cały czas i wszędzie, aczkolwiek trzeba czasami korygować wskazania, ale taki jest urok zegarków automatycznych, ogólnie jestem z zegarka bardzo zadowolony i polecam zakup.

Very rare watch and many people asking me about it

E' un classico orologio in stile "field" (militare/trekking), vagamente simile al Seiko SNZG (Lorus è la sottomarca di Seiko). La cassa è robusta e dalle forme ben proporzionate, con tutte le superfici frontali rifinite con una spazzolatura piuttosto fine e ben realizzata. L'interno ansa ed il retro dell'orologio invece sono rifiniti lucidi. Il fondello è a vite mentre la corona è a pressione; la resistenza all'acqua di 10 Bar / 100 metri è più che adeguata alle situazioni di tutti i giorni (per dirla tutta è persino ottima considerata la fascia di prezzo, valutate poi che se Seiko dichiara 100 metri ci sono sicuramente tutti, non come certi fenomeni che dichiarano 200 ma poi è tanto se fanno 50). Il cristallo è il classico hardlex con trattamento antiriflesso come quello dei Seiko 5, ok non è zaffiro ma il suo lavoro lo fa. Le dimensioni della cassa a prima vista sembrano generose (diametro 42 mm) ma vengono compensate da un lug to lug non troppo esagerato (49 mm) e da uno spessore tutto sommato ridotto (12 mm cristallo compreso). Il quadrante, di colore nero, è molto ben leggibile e presenta la fosforescenza sia sulle tre lancette sia sui markers sopra i numeri. Il réhaut (il settore più esterno del quadrante) è di colore grigio scuro quasi nero, il che crea un piacevole effetto 3D sebbene il quadrante sia di fatto completamente piatto. Il movimento è una versione del classico Seiko 7s26, meccanico automatico senza stop secondi e senza carica manuale, ok non sarà un COSC svizzero ma è robustissimo e affidabile. La finestrella day-date sulla destra del quadrante indica data e nome del giorno (a scelta inglese o tedesco). L'unica nota dolente è il cinturino, realizzato in nylon nero sicuramente robusto ma purtroppo anche rigido e piuttosto scomodo; d'altronde però le anse di misura standard (20 mm) consentono di installare un cinturino migliore tra i millemila disponibili sul mercato (va a gusti ma io personalmente ci vedo molto bene il cuoio marrone o nero oppure un NATO verde, o sennò un "tropic" in lattice). Nel complesso considerato anche il prezzo mi sento di promuovere questo orologio, devo dire che dal vivo mi piace persino di più che nell'immagine di catalogo, gli do 9/10 (il punto in meno è per il cinturino, persino il solito Lorus in ecopelle sarebbe stato meglio di questo).