Seiko Watches

The Original 1965 diver's watch incorporated an automatic mechanical calibre and delivered 150m water resistance. Today a stunning series of updated re-interpretations of the original are available for you to enjoy.

The landmark 1968 diver's was Seiko's first watch with 300m water resistance and a 10-beat automatic movement. This timepiece pushed back the frontiers of precision, durability and ease of use in watches for professional and recreational divers.

In 1970, Seiko introduced a diver's watch whose asymmetrical extension protected the crown at the four o'clock position. Its solid construction, luminous hands and indexes were perfect for those who required a timepiece with strength and visibility.

The Seiko Prospex ‘Turtle’ was named simply to reflect its cushion shaped case and its resemblance to the shell of a turtle and also for the time it spent on the wrists of divers in the sea.

Alpinist collection, first launched in 1959 and designed for Japanese ‘Yama-otoko’ mountain men, to be reliable in treacherous terrain, these are part of the Land collection.

Introduced in 1982, this watch made history as the first hybrid diver’s watch in the world, boasting a unique analogue display with LCD read-out and dive specifications. Now with some new designs and specifications for the 40th Anniversary.

First created in 1968, the Seiko 5 Sports collection of mechanical watches has been synonymous with durability and reliability. Today the collection takes another step forward with, for the first time, the introduction of a GMT calibre.

Introducing an angular style to the Presage collection, visible from the dial pattern to the sharp edges of the case shape. The dial pattern is inspired by a traditional Japanese artistic design of a plant grown in Japan for over 10,000 years – hemp.

The Seiko Presage Cocktail Time collection is inspired by the Japanese tradition of finishing the working day off with a cocktail. Each timepiece is named after a drink mixed by Hisashi Kishi, head bartender and owner of Star Bar in Tokyo’s Ginza area.