Seiko Prospex Digital Solar – SNJ033

The Seiko Prospex Solar Analog-Digital Diver’s Watch is a tribute to the groundbreaking H558-5000, introduced in 1982 as the world’s first analog-digital hybrid diver’s watch with an alarm and chronograph. This rugged timepiece, equipped with the new H855 caliber movement, commemorates its 40th anniversary. It was instrumental in the Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition and the 1988 Mt. Everest challenge by the Japan/China/Nepal team, gaining fame in ’80s action films.

Designed for deep-sea diving, it boasts vital features like a diving log, depth meter with auto start and sudden ascent alarm, and water temperature measurement, all meeting ISO scuba diving standards. The black dial, with LumiBrite hands and markers, offers enhanced visibility of various readouts including chronograph, alarm, time, date, local time, and power reserve.

Crafted from stainless steel, the watch features a screw-down crown, pushers, caseback, and a unidirectional rotating bezel for added water resistance. The tri-fold push button release clasp ensures a secure fit, complementing its durable build. Notably, it operates on solar power, eliminating the need for battery replacements, providing a 6-month reserve when fully charged. With a water resistance rating of 200 meters, this timepiece is well-equipped for aquatic adventures, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a reliable and advanced dive watch.