It’s been 60 years since Seiko introduced Japan’s first dive watch. Over the six decades that followed the debut, the watchmaker has continued to push the boundaries of what could be expected from ...

Why it matters: it set the blueprint for every Seiko dive watch after.

Seiko is one of the few watch brands that seems to unite everyone. Hardcore collectors respect it, first-time buyers trust it and almost anyone with even a passing interest in watches can name at ...

Though quietly released, these divers just might hit the sweet spot, with smaller, thinner cases and retro cues. Despite its large-sounding 45mm diameter, the standard Seiko Turtle is remarkably ...

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It’s hard to think of many activities that sound more hardcore than ice diving, which is what a new series in Seiko’s line of professionally oriented Prospex sport watches purports to be designed for.

Our pick of the best steel Seiko watches that have fallen under retail in March 2026, including a Presage Cocktail Time, a ...

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Seiko recreates its first dive watches from 1965, 1968 and 1975 with a trio of modern, vintage-inspired Prospex editions that, while faithful to the original designs, include upgraded movements and ...

Seiko is adding two new dive watches, housed in its famous asymmetrical ‘Willard’ case, to the brand’s Prospex collection. The first is a limited edition to mark the 80th Anniversary of the birth of ...