SEIKO CONCEPTUAL SUR332P1 ROSE GOLD WHITE DIAL WOMEN WATCH
SUR332P1
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The Seiko SUR332P1 is a small, plainly dressed watch: a white dial marked with Roman numerals, three hands and nothing else on it, in a 29mm case finished in rose gold-tone with a bracelet to match. Over the dial sits a curved Hardlex crystal, which follows the shape of the case rather than lying flat across it. There is no date window and no second subdial, which is why the dial reads as uncluttered as it does.
What it mostly is, on the wrist, is thin. The case is 7mm deep and the whole watch weighs 55g, so it passes under a shirt cuff without catching. Calibre 6N01 is quartz, so it keeps time to ±15 seconds a month and runs about three years on a battery without being worn or wound. One thing to know: there is no luminous material on the dial, so it cannot be read in the dark. It carries a 5 bar rating, which Seiko's instructions say covers swimming and showering, though not a bath.
At a Glance
- BrandSeiko
- CollectionConceptual
- MovementCalibre 6N01 Quartz
- DialWhite, Roman Numerals
- FinishRose Gold-Tone
- Case Size29mm
- Case Thickness7mm
- Lug to Lug35.8mm
- GlassCurved Hardlex
- Weight55g
- Battery LifeApprox. 3 Years
- Water Resistance50m (5 BAR)
Why You'll Love It
- Roman numerals do something plain batons cannot — they give a small white dial a bit of formality without adding anything to read around.
- Quartz means you can leave it in a drawer for a fortnight and put it on still running and still right. Nothing to wind, nothing to reset.
- Fifteen seconds a month is the specified rate, so in practice the watch needs correcting once or twice a year rather than weekly.
- The crystal is curved to the case rather than flat, which keeps the profile low and lets light run off the glass instead of sitting on it as a flat reflection.
- There is no luminous material anywhere on the dial, so this is not a watch you will read at night — worth knowing before it becomes a surprise.
Key Features
- Calibre 6N01 quartz movement — three hands with no calendar, accurate to ±15 seconds per month, running approximately three years on a battery.
- 29mm stainless steel case in a rose gold-tone finish, just 7mm deep and 35.8mm across the lugs, under a curved Hardlex crystal — Hardlex is Seiko's own crystal material, made in-house and fitted across much of its range.
- Stainless steel bracelet with a three-fold clasp and push button release, and 5 bar (50-metre) water resistance.
Technical Specifications
| Model Number | SUR332P1 |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
| Finish | Rose Gold-Tone |
| Case Diameter | 29mm |
| Case Thickness | 7mm |
| Lug to Lug | 35.8mm |
| Lug Width | 13mm |
| Glass | Curved Hardlex |
| Water Resistance | 50 Metres (5 BAR) |
| Weight | 55g |
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Markers | Roman Numerals |
| Hands | Hour, Minutes, Seconds |
| Calendar | None |
| Luminous Material | None — the dial is not readable in darkness |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Finish | Rose Gold-Tone |
| Clasp | Three-Fold with Push Button Release |
| Lug Width | 13mm |
| Calibre | Seiko 6N01 |
|---|---|
| Type | Quartz, Battery Powered |
| Display | Analogue, Three Hands |
| Accuracy | ±15 seconds a month |
| Battery Life | Approx. 3 Years |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a date window?
No. This is a three-hand watch — hours, minutes and seconds, with no date window and no calendar mechanism behind the dial. That is a deliberate choice rather than an omission at this size: a date aperture takes space and breaks the ring of numerals, and on a 29mm dial there is not much space to give. It also means there is nothing to correct at the end of a short month.
How do I set the time?
Seiko's instructions for an analogue three-hand watch are to pull the crown out when the seconds hand is pointing at twelve, which stops the watch, then turn the crown to move the hands. For the minute hand, take it a few minutes past where you want it and turn back to the exact minute, which takes up any play in the gearing. Push the crown back in on a time signal and the seconds hand starts again from where you left it, so the watch is set to the second rather than approximately.
Can I swim or shower with it?
Yes to both. Seiko's instructions state that a 5 bar watch is suitable for wearing while swimming, yachting and taking a shower. What is not covered is a bath or a hot tub, which Seiko reserves for watches rated 10 bar and above, and diving of any kind. Two rules matter more than the number: the crown must be pushed fully home before the watch goes anywhere near water, and you must never operate the crown while the watch is wet — including when it has soap or shampoo on it in the shower. Rinse it in fresh water after the sea or a chlorinated pool. The 50-metre figure is a test pressure, not a depth you can take the watch to.
Does the dial glow in the dark?
No. Seiko specifies no luminous material on this reference — the hands and the Roman numerals carry none — so the dial cannot be read in darkness or in a dim room. If reading the time at night without a light matters to you, look at a reference specified with LumiBrite instead.
How long does the battery last, and how will I know when it is going?
Seiko quotes approximately three years. On many Seiko quartz watches the seconds hand starts moving in two-second steps rather than one as the battery nears the end of its life, which is the signal to have it replaced — the watch keeps correct time while it is doing this, so there is no rush, but do not leave a flat cell sitting inside the case. Seiko notes that not every calibre has this indicator, so treat it as something to watch for rather than a guaranteed warning. Bring the watch to any City Chain store for servicing, since the case has to be opened and resealed properly to keep its water resistance.
How does 29mm wear, and can the bracelet be sized?
The figure that decides how a watch sits is the lug-to-lug span, which here is 35.8mm — that is the length actually crossing the wrist. Alongside it, 7mm of case depth and 55g all in put this at the slight end of the range; the bracelet takes 13mm between the lugs. The bracelet is sized by removing links, and City Chain offers complimentary bracelet sizing at any outlet, with your warranty book to hand.
What does the warranty cover?
Buying the SUR332P1 from City Chain Singapore, an authorised Seiko retailer, includes a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects. It does not extend to accidental damage, ordinary wear or battery depletion. Keep your warranty card and proof of purchase, as the watch cannot be submitted for warranty service without them.
Why Buy from City Chain Singapore
- Authorised Retailer 100% genuine Seiko product
- 3-Year Warranty Covered on every purchase
- Bracelet Adjustment Complimentary sizing in store
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Case Diameter: 29 mm
Case Thickness: 7 mm
Case Length: 35.8 mm
Glass: Curved Hardlex
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Band Material: Stainless Steel
Three-fold clasp with push button release
Water Resistant: 5 BAR
Delivery within Singapore | Order by 11AM
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• Free Standard Delivery (3 business days)
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Weekend & Public Holiday Orders
Orders placed during this time will be processed on the next business day.
For online purchase, you can have bracelet or leather strap adjustments done at any City Chain store. Please bring along your warranty book for the service.
