Seiko Prospex Diver’s Watch 60th Anniversary Limited Edition SPB509
Seiko celebrates the 60th anniversary of its first diver’s watch in 2025, continuing a legacy that began in 1965 with Japan’s first model. Over the years, Seiko introduced key innovations, including a 300m high-beat diver in 1968 and the world’s first 600m saturation diver with a titanium case in 1975.
To mark this milestone, Seiko releases three limited editions inspired by historic designs. This blue-dial model reflects the 1968 original and features the GMT Caliber 6R54. Water resistance has been upgraded to 300 meters, and a new clasp allows easy adjustments up to 15mm in six 2.5mm steps for a secure, comfortable fit during dives.
Seiko celebrates the 60th anniversary of its first diver’s watch in 2025, continuing a legacy that began in 1965 with Japan’s first model. Over the years, Seiko introduced key innovations, including a 300m high-beat diver in 1968 and the world’s first 600m saturation diver with a titanium case in 1975.
To mark this milestone, Seiko releases three limited editions inspired by historic designs. This blue-dial model reflects the 1968 original and features the GMT Caliber 6R54. Water resistance has been upgraded to 300 meters, and a new clasp allows easy adjustments up to 15mm in six 2.5mm steps for a secure, comfortable fit during dives.
Original: $1,750.00
-70%$1,750.00
$525.00Description
Seiko celebrates the 60th anniversary of its first diver’s watch in 2025, continuing a legacy that began in 1965 with Japan’s first model. Over the years, Seiko introduced key innovations, including a 300m high-beat diver in 1968 and the world’s first 600m saturation diver with a titanium case in 1975.
To mark this milestone, Seiko releases three limited editions inspired by historic designs. This blue-dial model reflects the 1968 original and features the GMT Caliber 6R54. Water resistance has been upgraded to 300 meters, and a new clasp allows easy adjustments up to 15mm in six 2.5mm steps for a secure, comfortable fit during dives.
