Seiko Prospex Men's PADI 1965 Heritage Special Edition Divers Watch
£560.00
This Seiko Prospex diver’s watch has been created in collaboration with PADI – the Professional Association of Diving instructors, the world’s most recognised diver’s training organisation. It commemorates 60 years...
Seiko Prospex PADI Special Edition ‘King Turtle’ SRPG19K1
£600.00
This compact 200m diver’s design features the PADI ‘Earth’ pattern on its dial, along with light blue colour highlights for high legibility in deep waters to clearly demonstrate the time...
Seiko Prospex Solar Chronograph 1969 Re-interpretation
£660.00
In 1969, Seiko released the world’s first automatic chronograph equipped with both vertical clutch and column wheel, known as the Seiko Speedtimer. Under a curved sapphire crystal glass is a...
Seiko Prospex SSC953P1 Solar Speedtimer Watch - Limited Edition - W25443
£730.00
Description Exclusively available in European, this Seiko Speedtimer was first launched in 1969, and was the world's first ever automatic chronograph with a column wheel and vertical clutch. The brand's...
Seiko Prospex ‘Alpinist’ SPB121J1
£650.00
This timepiece is from the Alpinist collection, first launched in 1959 exclusively for the Japanese market. Designed for Japanese ‘Yama-otoko’ mountain men, to be reliable in treacherous terrain, these are...
Seiko Prospex ‘Black Series’ Watch Tortoise SRPH99K1
£510.00
LIMITED EDITION OF 7,000 PIECES
Calibre
4R35
Movement Type
Automatic & Manual Winding
Accuracy
-35/+45 seconds per day
Case Material
Stainless steel (hard coating)
Case Diameter
42.4mm
Seiko Prospex ‘Captain Willard’ Re-Interpretation SPB237J1
£1,130.00
This 1970 Diver’s modern reinterpretation timepiece was named ‘Captain Willard’ by fans for Martin Sheen’s character who wore it in the ‘Apocalypse Now’ movie. The original 1970 Diver’s timepiece was...
Seiko Prospex ‘Shogun’ SPB189J1
£1,320.00
First released in 2008 exclusively in the Japanese market, this diver’s watch is now available globally in Seiko’s 2020 Prospex collection. Nicknamed ‘Shogun’ by fans, meaning Japanese ‘Commander-in-chief,’ because of...