Seiko Prospex Automatic 200M Diver 1965 62MAS Diver’s Modern Re-interpretation Brown-Gold Dial
SPB239
(JDM Version: SBDC 141)
Ever since Seiko’s first diver’s watch was introduced in 1965, the company has continuously pushed back the boundaries of what diver’s watches can offer. Today, Seiko introduces in the Prospex collection two modern, the re-interpretations of landmark timepieces from 1965 and 1970, the SPB239 (SBDC141) and the . These two re-interpretations are presented on special fabric straps designed and manufactured expressly for professional diver’s use.
With enhanced functionality to the , this line all uses the consistent 6R35 movement; which is being used also in many high-quality . This remake series is another elegant presentation by Seiko to reward the Seiko fans and satisfy our craving for the iconic 62MAS taste. The watches are powered by the tried and trusted Caliber 6R35 deliver a power reserve of 70 hours and are 200m water-resistant. The curved sapphire crystal is treated with an anti-reflective coating on the inner surface, and the indexes, hour, minute, and seconds hands are coated with Lumibrite of an especially faded vintage color matching the earthy tones of the dial and straps.
SPB239 Specifications:
Movement: Automatic
Caliber: 6R35
Automatic with manual winding capacity
Accuracy 25 to -15 seconds per day
Duration: Approx. 70 hours
Antimagnetic
Exterior
Case Material: Stainless steel (Super Hard Coating)
Case Size: Diameter 40.5mm, Thickness 13.2mm, Length 47.6mm
Band: Polyester
Crystal: Curved Sapphire, Anti-reflective coating on the inner surface
LumiBrite: Lumibrite on hands, indexes and bezel
Clasp: Three-fold clasp with secure lock, push button release with extender
Other Details
Water Resistance 200m
Screw case back
Screw-down crown
Unidirectional rotating bezel
Date display
Stop second-hand function
24 Jewels
Seichu. A traditional braiding technique from Japan.
The fabric straps incorporate a traditional braiding technique from Japan called Seichu. Their rich texture and color complexion are familiar in Japanese culture for their use in fabric designs, as seen in a traditional “obijime,” the decorative cord that holds a Kimono sash in its place.
The straps present a uniquely Japanese aesthetic and texture and are specially manufactured to have a tensile strength nearly four times that of regular Seiko fabric straps*. Their strength and resistance to degradation caused by exposure to sunlight, meet the demanding standards of Seiko’s diver’s watches and are perfect for use underwater. In addition, thanks to its unique braiding pattern, the straps have flexibility and air permeability that ensure maximum comfort on the wrist.
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