SEIKO (The Watch Brand)

Seiko was founded in 1881 as a clock repair shop in Tokyo by the great grandfather of the present CEO. The name “Seiko” is taken from the Japanese word “Seikosha,” which means “House of precision.” Seiko’s rise to prominence in the world of timekeeping can be attributed to the company’s mission to achieve watchmaking excellence. Seiko, already well-known for its pioneering contributions to the horological industry with a string of world firsts, including the first TV watches, developed the very first quartz watch in 1969. The entirety of the manufacturing process takes place within Seiko’s own facilities, bringing the brand’s signature precisely stunning Japanese aesthetics to life.

Since 2006, consumers have been served by Seiko, which is one of the oldest online shops specializing in wrist watches.

Why Should You Shop Here?

There are only completely genuine and brand-new watches from brands like Citizen, Casio, Seiko, and Tissot.

• According to the watch company, the online store is among the top five in our category. Excellent ratings on unbiased review platforms such as Trustpilot, Sitejabber, and reviews.io.
• Over 600,000 contented clients from every corner of the globe. You can read the review from the other customers before you purchase a watch.
• Guaranteed to be the lowest price. Guaranteed lowest pricing with no reduction in the quality of service provided to customers.
• Only timepieces that are one hundred percent genuine brand new and come with a worldwide warranty.
• Service to Customers That Cannot Be Beaten. The fact that recommendations and repeat business account for sixty percent of our business speaks volumes about the quality of the experience our clients have with us. 

Seiko’s Retro Diver

In 1965, Seiko introduced the world to its very first diving watch, which has since become the model around which other Prospex watches are based. The Prospex Automatic Diver’s Limited Edition SLA043J1, which has been released in 2020, is extremely comparable to the traditional vintage timepiece. Seiko was able to accomplish an astonishingly realistic recreation of the watch, even down to the shape of the case and the dome on the crystal. On the other hand, the water-resistance of the contemporary Prospex is significantly improved over that of its forerunner. 

In addition, the caliber used in the remake, the 8L35, is a highly advanced movement with a power reserve that lasts for fifty hours. This model is one of 1,700 that were produced, and it can be purchased on Chrono24 for close to $4,400 USD.

The reference number SPB147J1 is a choice that is significantly more budget-friendly and also has clear connections to Seiko’s dive watch from 1965. The maker, on the other hand, has given it a more contemporary appearance and equipped it with a caliber 6R35. For close to 1,100 U.S. dollars, you can claim this watch as your very own.

The dive watch is well made and amazingly beautiful. It used the previous SPB edition’s watch case and straps. The main difference between them is the color and the pattern of the dial. The watches are accuracy of +/- 20~40 seconds per day. The unregulated variance is big enough to defeat the purpose of a high power reserve movement.

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