Seiko BRIGHTZ Solar Radio Controlled Watch for Men - SAGZ079 | Accurate Timekeeping, Durable Design | Perfect for Business, Travel & Everyday Wear

It's hard to find information on this watch, so here you go.This is my first radio controlled watch. I've held off because RC watches have traditionally been big & ugly. But the size of this Seiko is perfect for me at 39mm, and it's dressy enough to be worn anywhere. Actually, it wears a little smaller than 39mm because the bezel closes down on the dial face, so it appears more like a 38mm. It's feather light because of the titanium, and solar powered. But the really cool thing is the accuracy, if you are an accuracy nut.I live in Los Angeles, so this watch receives the Ft. Collins radio signal every night. I can tune into the Ft. Collins "broadcast" on my short wave radio and listen to the announced time. The second hand on the watch hits "twelve" at the exact sound of the tone. So it is accurate to the second!The dial is white, with very little bling. The hands and indices are silver, but they look black 99% of the time, so the dial is extremely readable. You can play with the angle of the light and finally see that everything is really silver-tone, but the hands and indices appear black or dark gray on the wrist. I chose white because I don't like sun ray dials, and white has the least bling.One caveat: if you live on the East coast you may be out of range of the Ft. Collins signal. In that case, the watch reverts to normal quartz watch time-keeping, at plus/minus 15 sec/month, which is fine.