Introducing the Seiko Prospex SRPL53, SRPL51, and SPB501 ✓ Two special PADI Editions and a regular Samurai model ✓ Check them ...

Seiko's PADI collection adds two instant classics, thanks to a limited edition color in the brand's newest and oldest dive ...

Of course, Seiko is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Jaws with a limited edition dial for its most adored and iconic dive ...

No collection is complete without at least one Seiko watch ... the moniker comes from the turtle shell shape of the steel ...

The Special Edition casebacks are each engraved with the image of a sea turtle created by Seiko's Japanese designers ... rotating elapsed timing bezel, in black ceramic, the unique dials also ...

Seiko fans in the US are ... the world’s seven species of sea turtles and their habitats. Each watch features a black ceramic unidirectional timing bezel, day/date calendar presented in both ...

Much like its predecessor, the new watch comes equipped with a 45mm stainless steel case shaped uniquely to Seiko’s Turtle line, but this time upgraded with a black unidirectional ceramic bezel ...

The original Seiko 'Turtle' from 1976 The underside of the rotating bezel is jagged much like a turtle shell and its Arabic font, indexes and second hand are curvy, again mimicking turtle shells.

Seiko has two factors going for it that ... As you can guess, the moniker comes from the turtle shell shape of the steel case and the watch’s adeptness underwater. “PADI” stamped on the dial stands ...