Seiko Prospex Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver's Save The Ocean Limited Edition, 40 mm, Stainless steel

Name: Seiko Prospex Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver's Save The Ocean Limited Edition, 40 mm, Stainless steel
Brand: Seiko Prospex
SKU: luxwatch-104963
Price: 1848.67 EUR
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It uses an automatic movement.

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luxwatch-104963

1 848.67 €

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Case

Material: Stainless steel
Diameter: 40 mm
Water resistance: 300 m

Movement

Movement type: Automatic

Dial

Dial colour: Blue

Strap / bracelet

Strap material: Stainless steel

Set and condition

Brand: Seiko Prospex
Reference: SPB545J1
Condition: New

The story of this watch · Chapters: 4

Seiko Prospex Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver's Save The Ocean Limited Edition, 40 mm, Stainless steel

I · This watch

Seiko Prospex Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver's Save The Ocean Limited Edition (new condition) pairs a 40 mm case in stainless steel with a blue dial and a stainless steel bracelet. It uses an automatic movement. Water-resistant to 300 m. A limited-edition version.

case diameter: 40 mm
case: Stainless steel
water resistance: 300 m
movement: Automatic

II · The manufacture

Seiko since 1881

Kintaro Hattori opened his watch and clock shop in Tokyo in 1881. The Seikosha factory followed in 1892, beginning with wall clocks. The Laurel wristwatch of 1913 moved that manufacturing experience onto the wrist. In 1924, a wristwatch carried the Seiko name for the first time. The Quartz Astron introduced quartz regulation to the range in 1969. Spring Drive arrived in 1999, combining mainspring power with electronic regulation. The Astron GPS Solar of 2012 added satellite time reception to solar power. Today Seiko Watch Corporation develops and manufactures watches within Seiko Group, based in Japan.

1881Kintaro Hattori opened his watch and clock shop in Tokyo in 1881.
1892The Seikosha factory followed in 1892, beginning with wall clocks.
1913The Laurel wristwatch of 1913 moved that manufacturing experience onto the wrist.
1924In 1924, a wristwatch carried the Seiko name for the first time.
1969The Quartz Astron introduced quartz regulation to the range in 1969.
1999Spring Drive arrived in 1999, combining mainspring power with electronic regulation.

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III · Ownership

Wearing and caring

1
An automatic watch winds itself while worn. Left off the wrist for a couple of days it stops: wind it with the crown, then set the time and the date.
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Water resistance of 100 m and more is for swimming. Keep the crown screwed or pushed in, and do not use the pushers under water.
3
Have the movement serviced every few years by the brand's own service or an authorised watchmaker.