SPB451J1

SPB451J1This piece is a re interpretation of Japan's and Seikos first ever Diver's watch, released in 1965. The original automatic 1965 Diver's watch marked the beginning of Seiko's watchmaking pursuit for diving reliability, safety, and professional specifications. From 1966 1969, this watch was worn by members of the Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition on trips to the South Pole, proving its durability in challenging environments. For this latest redux,

MOVEMENT CALIBRE: 6R35 -15/+25 seconds per day

with 300m water resistance

It has new sharp design features such as a date window at 4

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unifying divers around the globe who share a passion for adventure and love for the ocean

lightweight yet robust

The 70s were famed for many things: fashion

whilst this piece is 41

the short-pitch length bracelet features a micro-adjustable clasp feature for added comfort

This design of this watch is inspired by the ice of Antarctica

It takes its inspiration from the surrounding craggy moss-covered terrains of Silfra in Iceland

This new model builds upon the original Landmaster design concept with modernised high performance in any land environment