SEIKO PROSPEX U.S. SPECIAL EDITION PAYS TRIBUTE TO SPACE TRAVEL
In development for over 28 years, Seiko’s proprietary Spring Drive movement continues to function flawlessly when confronted with harsh conditions on earth, in the sea, or in outer space. The movement can achieve an incredible accuracy of +/- 1 second per day (+/- 15 seconds per month) due to the unique Tri-Synchro Regulator which uses a combination of mechanical energy to drive it
SEIKO U.S. SPECIAL EDITION SEIGAIHA DESIGNS BLEND SYMBOLISM, CRAFTSMANSHIP AND CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY
Seiko Watch of America has announced the introduction of two extraordinary U.S. Special Editions celebrating the ancient “Seigaiha” or “blue ocean waves” pattern. Exclusively available in the U.S. market,
BUILT FOR THE ICE DIVER: SEIKO PROSPEX NEW U.S. SPECIAL EDITIONS
October 25, 2021 – Seiko Watch of America has announced a new series of Special Edition Prospex timepieces Built For The Ice Diver. Exclusively available in the U.S. market, this exceptional design continues the celebration of the brand’s tested performance in the harshest conditions as a follow-up to last year’s initial introduction.
SEIKO’S SPORTS TIMING TRADITION INSPIRES A NEW PROSPEX SPEEDTIMER SERIES
n the 1960’s, Seiko announced itself on the international sports timing stage with a whole new generation of high-precision equipment that was enthusiastically endorsed by many international sports federations and used to capture elapsed time at many of the world’s leading sports events.
SEIKO JOINS FORCES WITH PADI AND PADI AWARE FOUNDATION TO PROTECT THE OCEAN WORLD.
Seiko Watch Corporation is proud to announce a new partnership with PADI® and PADI AWARE Foundation’s Marine Debris Program to rid the ocean of marine debris. Seiko will take on this challenge by donating a portion of the proceeds from the Seiko Prospex Save the Ocean collection to give back to the diver’s community that is removing and reporting marine debris in aquatic environments.
SEIKO PROSPEX 1965/1970 DIVER’S MODERN RE-INTERPRETATION
Ever since Seiko’s first diver’s watch was introduced in 1965, the company has continuously pushed back the boundaries of what diver’s watches can offer. Today, Seiko introduces in the Prospex collection two modern re-interpretations of landmark timepieces from 1965 and 1970 that are presented on special fabric straps designed and manufactured expressly for diver’s use. The two watches strike the perfect balance of design and function and embody the innovative spirit for which Seiko’s diver’s watchmaking is renowned.
PROSPEX, PRESAGE AND ASTRON TAKE INSPIRATION
When Kintaro Hattori founded his company in 1881, he was just 21 years old. During his fifty years at the helm, Seiko became the leading watch company in Japan, with its own design and production facilities. This achievement was a direct result of his single-minded vision that Seiko should be “Always one step
A RE-INTERPRETATION OF THE SEIKO 1970 DIVER’S WATCH COMMEMORATES THE LIFE AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF ADVENTURER NAOMI UEMURA.
Five years after the introduction of Seiko’s, and Japan’s, first diver’s watch in 1965, Seiko introduced a watch that was as instantly memorable as it was supremely functional. This 1970 diver’s watch had a flowing case design with an asymmetrical extension that protected the crown at the four o’clock position. With its solid construction
THE RE-CREATION OF SEIKO’S FIRST ALPINIST WATCH FROM 1959. AN IMPORTANT SPORTS WATCH CLASSIC IS RE-BORN.
It was in 1959 that Seiko’s first Alpinist watch was introduced to meet the needs of mountain climbers and recreational field sports enthusiasts. From the start, it was well received and, over the ensuing decades, its reputation spread far beyond the Japanese market for which it was first intended.
CELEBRATING 55 YEARS OF SEIKO DIVER’S WATCHES, THREE LEGENDS ARE RE-BORN IN PROSPEX
Fifty-five years ago, Seiko introduced its, and Japan’s, first ever diver’s watch. With an automatic movement and water resistance to 150 m, it proved its reliability when it was used by members of the Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition from 1966 to 1969. In the years that followed, Seiko created many
