PROFESSIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
From the introduction of its first sports watch in 1959, Seiko has been the choice of adventurers and explorers, while spearheading innovations in both technology and design. Prospex, short for “Professional Specifications” continues this legacy with both diver’s models for the sea and sport’s watches for the air and land.ICONIC CASE DESIGNS
With re-creations and re-interpretations of such landmarks as the first Diver’s watch in 1965, it’s first high-beat diver in 1968, and the first titanium professional saturation diver’s model in 1975, Seiko honors the iconic designs of the past while still staying true to it’s mantra of “Keep Going Forward”.EQUIPPED WITH PRECISION
Seiko Prospex continues to set new standards with vigorous design and advanced automatic mechanical movements such as the high-torque 8L35 caliber, hand-assembled at the Shizukuishi Watch Studio in Japan, the ultra-slim yet powerful 6L35 caliber, and the 6R35 with its remarkable 70-hour power reserve.PROSPEX LX COLLECTION
Combining an unmatched heritage of innovation with today’s most advanced technology and craftsmanship, the Prospex LX stands as a signature achievement in Seiko’s renowned history of sports watch excellence. VIEW COLLECTION LEARN MORESEIGAIHA U.S. SPECIAL EDITION
Celebrating ancient Japanese symbolism with new U.S. Exclusives VIEW COLLECTION LEARN MOREPROSPEX 1965 DIVER’S MODERN RE-INTERPRETATION
Seiko’s first ever diver’s watch is re-born in Prospex. VIEW COLLECTION LEARN MOREPROSPEX 1968 DIVER’S MODERN RE-INTERPRETATION
A series of modern re-imaginings of the 1968 classic. VIEW COLLECTION LEARN MOREPROSPEX 1970 DIVER’S MODERN RE-INTERPRETATION
A contemporary take on a historic diver’s watch with a unique design. VIEW COLLECTION LEARN MOREPROSPEX - BUILT FOR THE ICE DIVER
Three new dive watches that continue the Prospex legacy of building timepieces for those who embark on the coldest expeditions. VIEW COLLECTION LEARN MORESEIKO PROSPEX 1959 ALPINIST RE-CREATION
Inspired by Japan's first sports watch designed for Japanese mountaineers. VIEW WATCH
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