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SEIKO PROSPEX SRPF81K1

Rp 5,512,000

Prospex Tuna Street Series “Casual Style Mechanical Model Safari Edition” Blue Dial Blue Silicone Strap Automatic Diver Scuba 200M

  • 1 year official warranty
  • Release Date : 6 March 2021
  • Automatic with Manual Winding Function
  • Caliber 4R35
  • 23 Jewels
  • Silver Stainless Steel Case
  • Dark Blue Silicone Strap
  • Dark Blue Dial
  • Hardlex Crystal
  • Date Display between 4 and 5 o’clock Position with Black Background
  • LumiBrite on Hands, Indexes and Bezel
  • Unidirectional Dark Blue-Cream Rotating Bezel
  • Buckle Deployment Clasp
  • 41 Hours Power Reserve
  • -35 to +45 seconds per day Accuracy
  • 200 m Water Resistant for Air Diving
  • 44 mm × 43.2 mm x 12.6 mm
  • 105 g
  • Reference : SBDY073 (JDM) / SRPF81 / SRPF81K / SRPF81K1

Description

SEIKO Prospex SRPF81K1 Specifications :

Feature
Driving system Automatic with manual winding mechanism
Caliber Number 4R35
Case material Stainless steel
Case back Solid
Band type Strap
Band material Silicone
Band color Dark blue
Band width 20 m
Clasp Buckle
Dial color Dark blue
Glass material Hardlex crystal
Hands Luminous cream-silver tone (hour, minute) with black-silver tone-cream colored second hand
Dial markers Cream colored indexes with triangle indexes at 12 o’clock
Second markers Minutes markers around the outer rim
Lumi Brite Hands, indexes and bezel
Bezel Unidirectional rotating dark blue and cream colored stainless steel with arabic numerals minutes markers per 15 minutes scale
Crown Screw down at 4 o’clock position
Calendar Date display between 4 and 5 o’clock position
Function Date, hour, minute, stop second hand
Accuracy -35 to +45 seconds per day (when static) at normal temperature range (5°C and 35°C)
Drive duration Power reserve approximately 41 hours
Water resistance 200 m water resistance suitable for air diving
Size Length : 44 mm x Diameter : 43.2 mm x Thickness : 12.6 mm
The perimeter of bracelet 205 mm
Weight 105 g

SEIKO Prospex SRPF81K1 Features : 

  • Date display
  • 23 jewels
  • Screw case back
  • Screw-down crown
  • Unidirectional rotating bezel
  • Stop seconds hand function

About Seiko Prospex SRPF81K1

As a culmination of Seiko’s developments in watchmaking technology, today, a diver’s watch in a stainless steel case with green dial offering water-resistance of up to 200m is introduced.

From the introduction in 1965 as Japan’s first diver’s watch, the engineers never stopped to innovate. The trust this watch has gained goes beyond the borders of Japan and into the world. Because of that, Seiko facilitated the establishment of the standard for diver’s watches in International Standard Organization (ISO), and Japan Industrial Standards (JIS). As for the ISO, Seiko lobbied the organization to amend the standard to match the actual use of diver’s watches in the deep sea. In 1996, ISO6425 with annex, about diver’s watches for mixed gas diving, was issued. Moreover, Seiko’s relentless challenge and innovation have driven the company to create a model that could truly be called authentic.

Behind Seiko’s diver’s watch that has been chosen by divers world wide, there are qualified engineers who work to developed technology that the world has never seen.

First, through significant innovation, water resistance and impermeability has proven to be the finest in world class. Above all, along with functionality, using specialized material and precise detail in structure, the timepiece is made to perfection. In addition, Seiko’s determination and innovative technology resulted in many patents to preserve the company’s authenticity.

Since then, there are countless products labeled as a diver’s watch around the world but only a negligible number of these timepieces are functional in professional environments.

History of Seiko Prospex SRPF81K1

When Kintaro Hattori founded his company in 1881, he was just 21 years old. During his fifty years at the helm, Seiko became the leading watch company in Japan, with its own design and production facilities. This achievement was a direct result of his single-minded vision that Seiko should be “Always one step ahead of the rest”. His words resonate still and continue to inspire Seiko today. Throughout this year, Seiko will release a series of creations that embody the spirit of Kintaro’s words and honor the140th anniversary of the founding of his company. The celebrations start with a series of Prospex, Presage and Astron watches inspired by the landscapes, seascapes of Japan.

From Seiko Prospex, a new series focuses on the beauty of nature. The watches capture the deep green scenery of the rich ocean that surrounds Iriomote Island.

The island of Iriomote in Okinawa Prefecture attracts divers from all areas of the world. Its abundant coral reefs teem with marine life but the island’s special charm lies in the primeval and pristine mangrove forests that surround it. Further, Iriomote is home to several species of flora and fauna that are rare and, in some instances, unique to the island.

Progression of Seiko Prospex Sea Diver

Seiko Prospex Sea Diver. Antarctic Team of the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan

Earning credibility through vigorous adventures in the North and South Pole.

From 1966, the timepiece has been brought on 4 missions with the Antarctic Team of the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan. Later on, numerous adventurers and explorers have made achievements such as successfully ascending Everest gearing Seiko’s diver’s watch. After years of proving itself worthy of withstanding extreme environments, Seiko’s diver’s watch has earned its integrity.

Seiko Prospex Sea Diver. Seiko Diver Watch Seiko Prospex Sea Diver. Shinkai 2000

Exceeding any expectation of water resistance with the depth of 1062 meters.

In May of 1983, two Professional Diver’s 600 meters were mounted on Shinkai 2000, a research submersible used by JAMSTEC (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology). The watch was originally intended for use up to 600 meters, yet the timepiece withstood water pressure at a depth of 1062 meters. As a result, the watch’s legibility, precision, and exterior remained unscathed, continuing to strengthen its credibility.

Courtesy: JAMSTEC

 

Seiko Prospex Sea Diver. Result of saturation driving graph
Water-Resistance:Air tightness
The result of 300m saturation diving: Pressure inside the watch case for brand other brands (A, B, C) and Seiko Professional Diver’s
The vertical line shows the pressure inside the watch case and the horizontal line indicates the period of time.
After the dive, the air pressure inside the watch case gradually went up.
Seiko Professional diver’s scored the best result and verified that it is strong enough to function even at great depths.

Proving its significant impermeability.

For saturation diver’s watches, helium is a constant issue. That is to say, the gas penetrates the glass, and in some cases the difference in external and internal air pressure causes the glass cover to break. While other companies focus on methods to release Helium with an escape valve, Seiko took a different turn and developed a glass case that is practically impermeable to Helium gas. This is the creation of Seiko’s Diver’s Professional 600M. Then, in 1983, JAMSTEC conducted an impermeability test by submersing several diver’s watches under 300M saturation diving. Consequently, Seiko’s Diver’s Professional 600M proved to be up to ten times more impermeable to Helium gas compared to other companies. In short, the true diver’s watch continues to prove itself.

Courtesy: JAMSTEC

History of Seiko

The company was founded in 1881, when Kintarō Hattori opened a watch and jewerly shop called “K. Hattori” (服部時計店 Hattori Tokeiten) in the Ginza area of Tokyo, Japan. Eleven years later, in 1892, he began to produce clocks under the name Seikosha, meaning roughly “House of Exquisite Workmanship”.

The first watches produced under the Seiko brand appeared in 1924. In 1969, Seiko introduced the Astron, the world’s first production quartz watch, it cost the same as a medium-sized car. Seiko later went on to introduce the first quartz chronograph.

Additional information

Weight 1 kg
Dimensions 5 × 5 × 2 cm

Seiko Service Center

Center Name Address Tel Fax
Seiko Service Center Jakarta Jalan Melawai IX No. 46, Blok M, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia +62-21-7208717 +62-21-7201249
Seiko Service Center Jakarta Plaza Senayan Lt 3 No. 353-A, Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia +62-21-5725689

+62-21-5725690

Seiko Service Center Jakarta Lt Dasar No. 115-116, Gd. Harco Pasar Baru, Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia +62-21-3452335
Seiko Service Center Surabaya Jalan Tunjungan No. 98-100, Surabaya, Indonesia +62-31-5474756

+62-31-5474757

+62-31-5347771
Seiko Service Center Surabaya Plaza Surabaya, Lt 1 No. 56-57, Surabaya, Indonesia +62-31-5316199
Seiko Service Center Medan Jalan Cirebon No. 16, Medan, Indonesia +62-61-4149636
Seiko Service Center Medan Sun Plaza Level 1, Blok C-32, Medan, Indonesia +62-61-4501505

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