Seiko Prospex challenges every limit, with timepieces for sports lovers and adventure seekers alike in the water, in the sky or on the land.

Since launching Japan’s first diver’s watch in 1965, Seiko has challenged global standards in timekeeping and diving, and continues to innovate the modern adventure watch.

Combining a precision mechanical movement
with a quartz regulator, the Seiko Spring Drive blends the best of classic and modern watchmaking technology.

A perfect choice for high intensity timekeeping, Seiko Spring Drive watches have been worn everywhere from the International Space Station to the top of Mount Everest.

The 1960’s was a decade of unprecedented advances for Seiko, and of whence came the King Seiko. In addition to its precision, it offered a powerful yet graceful design.

Today, after more than half a century, the King Seiko collection is back with timepieces that showcase the lasting quality of Seiko’s mechanical watchmaking.

In 1959, Seiko’s first Alpinist watch was introduced to meet the needs of mountain climbers and sports enthusiasts.

It blazed a trail that led to the development of many landmark timepieces and timing devices for sports, from stopwatches to diver’s watches. While its core character has remained unchanged, its design has evolved over time.

The new chronograph series inspired by the 1969 Speedtimer and Seiko’s rich and continuing tradition of sports timing.

This exceptional line up celebrates Seiko's first precision chronographs, developed for international sporting competitions in 1964, as well as its 1969 introduction of the world's first automatic chronograph.

Each stunningly crafted Presage reflects an extraordinary heritage of artistry in design and timekeeping, capturing the essence of Japanese classic and contemporary style.

Crafted by master artisans, each timepiece is a unique work of art, from the exquisite dials to the finely wrought hands and the sapphire crystals for the utmost in clarity.