Seiko's thinnest automatic Prospex diver yet

In 2023, Seiko will celebrate the 110th anniversary of its first wristwatch with the release of a series of commemorative timepieces including a new Prospex diver’s watch. This Limited Edition’s intricately textured dial captures the power and beauty of the polar glaciers. It is presented on a five-row steel bracelet with a secure clasp and extender and includes an additional strap whose polyester material is made entirely of recycled plastic bottles.

And with the thinnest case to date of any Seiko automatic diver's watch, as well as an elegant, yet sporty five-row bracelet, this sleekly updated timepiece incorporates the distinctive cushion-shape and recessed crown of one of Seiko's most iconic designs.

Further updates include a newly developed compact tri-fold clasp with secure lock and extender. The clean ice-white dial features a date calendar and LumiBrite hands and markers. Following ISO standards for scuba diving to depths of up to 200 meters, this exceptional timepiece offers manual winding capability and includes a 24-jewel automatic movement with a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour and a power reserve of approximately 70 hours.

Specifications:

• Case: Stainless steel with Seiko super-hard coating
• Dimensions: 41mm by 12mm thick (47mm L2L)
• Caseback: Solid with 'Great Wave' engraving
• Crystal: Domed, inner AR-coated sapphire
• Movement: Seiko 6R35
• Movement features: Time & date with manual and automatic winding capabilities
• Bezel: Unidirectional rotating with 60 minute scale
• Power Reserve: 70 hours
• Water resistance: 200 meters
• Strap: Five-link stainless steel bracelet with compact tri-fold clasp and secure lock & extender
• Limited Edition: 5,000 pieces