The Seiko story began in 1881 when company founder Kintaro Hattori opened a shop in Tokyo's Ginza district for the import, sale, and repair of timepieces. Occasionally, Kintaro had his timepieces ...

Quick Take: It’s relatively rare to see Seiko’s fascinating Spring Drive movements in the generally mid-tier Prospex sub-brand. These watches are chunky but undeniably cool if you’re into the brand’s ...

Seiko’s latest Prospex timepieces pay tribute to the unique and awe-inspiring natural landscapes of Asia and Oceania.

No yachting or boating enthusiast can set off on their water adventures without a high-performance diver’s watch on their wrist. Seiko wrote history with Japan’s first-ever diver’s watch, and now it ...

There are a few highlights. The Seiko Prospex is one of the Japanese manufacturer's most popular models – and Beaverbrooks ...

Seiko is really coming on at the moment, almost as if the United States had just discovered what a great brand Seiko is – and at times what great deals its watches can be. Seiko is one of those rare ...

Over the course of its 145-year history, Seiko has consistently made a compelling case for Japanese craftsmanship in a watch ...

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.

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Seiko Prospex is adding two new green and black colorways to its Tortoise collection. The Tortoise collection is a recent land-based off-shoot of Seiko’s fan favorite diver’s watch, the Turtle, with ...

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 ...

After unveiling a colorful Prospex Speedtimer, Seiko is back with a new European-exclusive Prospex Limited Edition 1965 Recreation. Sporting a summery Gradation Island Blue dial, this new model is a ...