Seiko Solar Tuna SNE555P1 - the best entry-level Tuna!

There is no doubt that the solar tuna series of watches are the best entry-level type of tuna designs from Seiko.

At 12mm thick and sporting the solar movement with 10-month power reserve, this is a very good grab-and-go option. The good news is that it doesn't break the bank.

The SNE555P1 was formerly known as SNE497P1. I explained in this video the reasons why Seiko had to change the model reference. Marc of Long Island Watches also did a video on this sometime last year.

Watch his video:

I have two of these myself - the SNE498 and SNE518. I love both my solar tunas. They get plenty of wrist time too.

Watch my review on the SNE498:

Learn how to swap to a steel shroud:

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Special thanks to Hour Boutique for loaning me this watch. I do not profit from making this video. The watch was on loan and I had to return it after filming.

You can find them on Lazada.

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[roadgent]

Thanks for the ISO explanation, I was wondering for months about that. Very useful. 👍

[tegpam]

hi Andy, have your ever seen this tuna solar 200m stamped "Made in Japan" at the back ?