Seiko has countless dive watches that can be considered iconic. From the Turtle to the Samurai to the Tuna and several others, no other watch brand can claim so many distinct, notable underwater tool ...

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The Seiko Prospex 300m Automatic Polygonal Diver combines hefty water-resistance with a fancy new look. The aim, Seiko says, is to combine the “qualities of a sports watch with the elegance of a dress ...

This automatic movement operates at 21,600vph ... After the initial surprise, what stood out most for me was how much these watches feel like Seiko Prospex divers. The designers perfectly understood ...

Now, Seiko has captured the spirit of this ... first laid the foundation for the brand’s formidable sports watch offering.

The Seiko Prospex Speedtimer SSC951P1 is one of two exclusive timepieces ... It introduced the world’s first quartz watch in 1969 and followed with the groundbreaking Spring Drive in 1999, a movement ...

Now, Seiko has captured the spirit of this extraordinary landscape with a new limited-edition Alpinist timepiece that arrives 65 years after the very first laid the foundation for the brand’s ...

Using Grand Seiko’s in-house automatic Spring Drive ... the Seiko Prospex Marine Green GMT. A modern take on the company’s classic dive watch from 1968, this 42mm model comes with a stainless ...

Seiko expands its Speedtimer series with the SSC953 ✓ A red-dial solar-powered limited edition inspired by historical Seiko ...

New Seiko Prospex watch is solar powered and has a dark red dial inspired by vintage European racing cars. Priced at £730, it ...