Experience the unparalleled craftsmanship of the Seiko SNE575P1. Powered by a highly precise v147 movement, this timepiece boasts a robust stainless steel case and is protected by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. With a water resistance of up to 200m / 660ft diver's, this watch perfectly balances exceptional durability with sophisticated design. Whether worn as an everyday statement piece or reserved for special occasions, it represents the pinnacle of Seiko's watchmaking heritage.

This watch, in a classic diver's style, showcases Seiko's diving watch heritage, developed since 1965 when the brand created Japan's first ever diver's watch. Under a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal glass is a black dial, with bold indices coated in strong Lumibrite. With highly visible hands and indices to meet professional diving standards, this watch is suitable for both underwater excursions as well as on-land daily wear. This piece has a black unidirectional rotating bezel. The all-black case design of this watch has been reconfigured to allow for its beautiful finishing to take centre stage. The technical advancement of the solar charging calibre of this watch allows for a particularly slim case design of only 11.3mm. This in-house built Solar Diver is rechargeable in both natural and artificial light conditions. This watch is accurate to +/- 15 seconds per month whilst having a power reserve of 10 months on full charge. Prospex is a combination of the words 'Professional' and 'Specifications.' Seiko Prospex timepieces are designed to be practical, reliable and durable; to meet the high standards required in extreme environments for sports lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Experience the unparalleled craftsmanship of the Seiko SJE109J1. Powered by a highly precise advanced movement, this timepiece boasts a robust premium case and is protected by a scratch-resistant high-quality glass. Whether worn as an everyday statement piece or reserved for special occasions, it represents the pinnacle of Seiko's watchmaking heritage.

In 1969, the 45KS launched and was entered into international watchmaking competitions for accuracy. It became Seiko's, and Japan's, first ever certified 'Chronometre,' as an exceptionally accurate mechanical timepiece. Inspired by this landmark in Seiko history, King Seiko introduce the 'Forest Green' re-interpretation of the 4502-8020 original. The redux echoes the original silhouette with its curved case shape, date feature and 12 o'clock index cut like an arrow feather. It features a narrow link bracelet in true Seiko Sixties style of the time. This timepiece is crafted to be only 9.9mm in depth, being powered by Seiko's slimmest automatic in-house calibre. With a bidirectional and semi-instantaneous winding mechanism, this 6L35 timepiece is highly practical, and accurate to +15/-10 seconds per day, with a 45-hour power reserve. Long live the new King Seiko: modernised elite watchmaking, yet its stately, dignified and majestically classic looks remain.

'Ukiyo-e' is a form of Japanese artistry which began in the 17th century. The images are expressed in the form of woodblock prints or paintings of traditional cultural Japanese scenes - usually featuring Kabuki performers, Sumo wrestlers, historic scenes, folk tales, landscapes, or nature. The dial of this King Seiko timepiece is inspired by the nature found in Kameido, the where the King Seiko brand began, designed in the form of Ukiyo-e. The dial of this 'Garyu-Bai Red' timepiece features a new plum blossom pattern in a bright red gradation. Under a box sapphire crystal glass are a set of sharp Dauphine-style hands with multifaceted edges. It features the signature King Seiko sharp, angular brushed finish case design and an intricate seven-piece bracelet. Powered by the in-house 6L35 automatic calibre - Seiko's slimmest automatic movement which is accurate to +15/-10 seconds per day, this piece has a power reserve of 45 hours. Long live the new King Seiko: modernised elite watchmaking, yet its stately, dignified and majestically classic looks remain.

This model is a redux of the 1968 "Cave Diving" watch. The original model was particularly innovative for its time, being powered by a 10-beat, hi-beat movement. This latest iteration of the watch features the same streamlined form and crown at the 4 o'clock position - designed so that divers could swim through narrow spaces. The teal gradation dial is inspired by the depths of the water that only the most skilled can reach - showing the way a diver's light shines in a cave. The watch has a highly accurate and reliable in-house mechanical 8L35 calibre. When diving, watch legibility is of the utmost importance, so this watch features differentiated Lumibrite specifically on the minute hand and bezel, for quicker reading of diving time in dim underwater light. Prospex is a combination of the words 'Professional' and 'Specifications.' Seiko Prospex timepieces are designed to be practical, reliable and durable; to meet the high standards required in extreme environments for sports lovers and adventure seekers alike.

In the 1960s, King Seiko timepieces were at the forefront of Seiko Watch Corporation's developments in world-leading technical precision. 'King Seiko' originated when multiple factories created different watches to encourage innovation - one of the Japanese watch brand's constant aims. The dial on this model features a new silver-coloured Sunray finish designed to represent the classic elegance of the original 1965 inspiration. It has a slim KSK case design, whilst the sapphire glass edge gives a sharp reflection and is designed to stand out. The hour and minute hands have a diamond-cut specification which sparkle alongside the three-dimensional indices. Powered by an in-house 6L35 calibre movement with an accuracy of +15 to -10 seconds per day, it has a bi-directional winding system and a rapid date changing mechanism. Long live the new King Seiko : modernised elite watchmaking, yet its stately, dignified and majestically classic looks remain.

This Prospex Speedtimer watch commemorates the 110th anniversary of the 'Laurel' - the first wristwatch made in Japan by Seiko. Similar to the original 'Laurel' design, this model has a white dial with a red accent colour at 12 o'clock. The leather material used for the strap is sourced from LWG certified tanneries - the Leather Working Group non-profit organisation dedicated to sustainable leather production. The black subdials of this timepiece achieve visibility and legibility due to separate indicators for time and chronograph functions. The hammer-shaped button allows for easier operability of the stopwatch. Powered by the in-house built 8A50 calibre, it is conveniently solar-powered; the watch charges from both natural and electric light. Prospex is a combination of the words 'Professional' and 'Specifications.' Seiko Prospex timepieces are designed to be practical, reliable and durable; to meet the high standards required in extreme environments for sports lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Introducing the SFK003J1, Seiko Prospex's first solar watch with a GMT hand, powered by a 5K62 in-house built calibre. This formidable-looking timepiece is affectionately known as the Sumo due to its size and 12 o'clock marker, and has a 200 metre water resistance, stainless steel case and high power generation efficiency. Its Lumibrite colour on the 24-hour hand provides high visibility underwater, and its green seascape dial adds a vibrant accent to its elegantly pressed pattern design. The Prospex series is designed for professionals and extreme environments.

Prospex Panda One Hundredth of a Second Speedtimer Solar Chronograph

The rugged nylon strap is combined with leather, and the design creates an authentic aesthetic perfectly suited to the field category. To further enhance its functionality as a field watch, this model is also equipped with a simple compass. The dial features a brown earth tone that pairs well with outdoor fashion. All the numerals have LumiBrite, ensuring excellent legibility in low-light conditions. This practical feature allows the time to be read instantly in any environment.

The rugged nylon strap is combined with leather, and the design creates an authentic aesthetic perfectly suited to the field category. To further enhance its functionality as a field watch, this model is also equipped with a simple compass. The dial features a khaki green earth tone that pairs well with outdoor fashion. All the numerals have LumiBrite, ensuring excellent legibility in low-light conditions. This practical feature allows the time to be read instantly in any environment.