2025 Seiko Prospex 1968 Re-Interpretation Boutique SPB240J1
This 2025 Seiko Prospex 1968 Re-Interpretation Boutique SPB240J1 is inspired by Seiko's 1968 Hi-Beat professional dive watch, the ref: 6159-7001. This watch is a modern interpretation of that "Professional" dive watch and is exclusive to the Seiko Boutique. A 42mm brushed and facet-polished angular stainless steel case is coated in Seiko’s Diashield super-hard coating. The case shape sits on the wrist like a cushion. Seiko gets ergonomics so right. A lug-to-lug length of 48.5mm and a thickness of 13mm give the watch an impressive wrist presence. The facet-polished edges lead the eye towards the broad drilled lugs. On the right side at 4 o’clock, a screw-down crown. The 120-click unidirectional bezel has a rose-gold coloured knurled edge for grip and a glossy brown insert with a deep engraved 60-minute scale in brown numerals and markings. A flat sapphire crystal AR-coated sits above a sunburst brown dial. An outer minute chapter ring with applied disc and baton indexes is outlined in a rose-gold colour and filled in LumiBrite, marking the hours. At 3 o’clock, a date window. Rose-gold coloured broad sword hands, expertly polished, are filled in LumiBrite, complemented by a lume-tipped traffic light sweeping seconds hand. Text is printed on the dial with a Seiko motif, Prospex logo, and Automatic Diver’s 200m, completing this modern, vintage-inspired dive watch. On the reverse, a screw-down solid case back is etched with the watch's specifications. Embossed in the centre is the characteristic Seiko Tsunami. Inside an automatic Seiko Cal. 6R35, 24 jewels, 21,600 beats per hour. This workhorse movement has hacking and hand-winding for your convenience. It comes with its original Seiko 20mm stainless steel bracelet with brushed surfaces and polished edges, complete with a Seiko folding clasp, dive extension, and flip-lock; all links are provided, plus an additional 20mm Seiko rubber strap and signed pin buckle. The watch comes with its Seiko presentation box, swing tag and papers.
This 2025 Seiko Prospex 1968 Re-Interpretation Boutique SPB240J1 is inspired by Seiko's 1968 Hi-Beat professional dive watch, the ref: 6159-7001. This watch is a modern interpretation of that "Professional" dive watch and is exclusive to the Seiko Boutique. A 42mm brushed and facet-polished angular stainless steel case is coated in Seiko’s Diashield super-hard coating. The case shape sits on the wrist like a cushion. Seiko gets ergonomics so right. A lug-to-lug length of 48.5mm and a thickness of 13mm give the watch an impressive wrist presence. The facet-polished edges lead the eye towards the broad drilled lugs. On the right side at 4 o’clock, a screw-down crown. The 120-click unidirectional bezel has a rose-gold coloured knurled edge for grip and a glossy brown insert with a deep engraved 60-minute scale in brown numerals and markings. A flat sapphire crystal AR-coated sits above a sunburst brown dial. An outer minute chapter ring with applied disc and baton indexes is outlined in a rose-gold colour and filled in LumiBrite, marking the hours. At 3 o’clock, a date window. Rose-gold coloured broad sword hands, expertly polished, are filled in LumiBrite, complemented by a lume-tipped traffic light sweeping seconds hand. Text is printed on the dial with a Seiko motif, Prospex logo, and Automatic Diver’s 200m, completing this modern, vintage-inspired dive watch. On the reverse, a screw-down solid case back is etched with the watch's specifications. Embossed in the centre is the characteristic Seiko Tsunami. Inside an automatic Seiko Cal. 6R35, 24 jewels, 21,600 beats per hour. This workhorse movement has hacking and hand-winding for your convenience. It comes with its original Seiko 20mm stainless steel bracelet with brushed surfaces and polished edges, complete with a Seiko folding clasp, dive extension, and flip-lock; all links are provided, plus an additional 20mm Seiko rubber strap and signed pin buckle. The watch comes with its Seiko presentation box, swing tag and papers.
Original: $1,188.06
-65%$1,188.06
$415.82Description
This 2025 Seiko Prospex 1968 Re-Interpretation Boutique SPB240J1 is inspired by Seiko's 1968 Hi-Beat professional dive watch, the ref: 6159-7001. This watch is a modern interpretation of that "Professional" dive watch and is exclusive to the Seiko Boutique. A 42mm brushed and facet-polished angular stainless steel case is coated in Seiko’s Diashield super-hard coating. The case shape sits on the wrist like a cushion. Seiko gets ergonomics so right. A lug-to-lug length of 48.5mm and a thickness of 13mm give the watch an impressive wrist presence. The facet-polished edges lead the eye towards the broad drilled lugs. On the right side at 4 o’clock, a screw-down crown. The 120-click unidirectional bezel has a rose-gold coloured knurled edge for grip and a glossy brown insert with a deep engraved 60-minute scale in brown numerals and markings. A flat sapphire crystal AR-coated sits above a sunburst brown dial. An outer minute chapter ring with applied disc and baton indexes is outlined in a rose-gold colour and filled in LumiBrite, marking the hours. At 3 o’clock, a date window. Rose-gold coloured broad sword hands, expertly polished, are filled in LumiBrite, complemented by a lume-tipped traffic light sweeping seconds hand. Text is printed on the dial with a Seiko motif, Prospex logo, and Automatic Diver’s 200m, completing this modern, vintage-inspired dive watch. On the reverse, a screw-down solid case back is etched with the watch's specifications. Embossed in the centre is the characteristic Seiko Tsunami. Inside an automatic Seiko Cal. 6R35, 24 jewels, 21,600 beats per hour. This workhorse movement has hacking and hand-winding for your convenience. It comes with its original Seiko 20mm stainless steel bracelet with brushed surfaces and polished edges, complete with a Seiko folding clasp, dive extension, and flip-lock; all links are provided, plus an additional 20mm Seiko rubber strap and signed pin buckle. The watch comes with its Seiko presentation box, swing tag and papers.
