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Seiko Prospex Alpinist 39.5mm Summit Black Dial Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch
MPN: SPB505J1
£940.00
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Drawing on the Alpinist collection’s heritage dating back to 1959, this 39.5mm Seiko Prospex watch features a black dial with cathedral-style hands, Arabic numerals and a compass bezel. Sapphire crystal protects the dial, while the stainless steel case has a scratch-resistant coating. The automatic 6R55 movement offers a 72-hour power reserve and is visible through the exhibition caseback. Finished with a stainless steel bracelet, it brings the collection’s outdoor heritage into everyday wear.
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Drawing on the Alpinist collection’s heritage dating back to 1959, this 39.5mm Seiko Prospex watch features a black dial with cathedral-style hands, Arabic numerals and a compass bezel. Sapphire crystal protects the dial, while the stainless steel case has a scratch-resistant coating. The automatic 6R55 movement offers a 72-hour power reserve and is visible through the exhibition caseback. Finished with a stainless steel bracelet, it brings the collection’s outdoor heritage into everyday wear.
ID:
18-01-2-5657
Brand:
Seiko
EAN:
4954628255600
Case Depth:
12.7mm
Case Diameter:
39.5mm
Collection:
Prospex
Model Number:
SPB505J1
Movement:
Automatic
Power Reserve:
72 hours approx.
Recipient:
Mens
Strap Material:
Steel
Subcollection:
Alpinist
Warranty:
2 years
Watch Glass Type:
Sapphire Glass
Watch Markers:
Numerals - Arabic
Water Resistant Depth:
200M/20BAR
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