Seiko Automatic Diver's SKX009 SKX009K1 SKX009K Men's Watch
With the DNA of the Seiko 6xxx diver watches, the SKX009 retain the tool watch designation of the Vietnam era. There is no difference you can detect with naked eye; however, it’s a subtle change in the case shape and index dimensions thatstrikes the difference. The 7S26 automatic movement is decent and reliable and has powered some significant Seiko Divers. An amazing mechanical stuff out here!
Seiko Automatic Diver's 200m Japan-made SKX011 SKX011J1 SKX011J Men's WatchNothing quite beats Seiko’s traditional mechanical movements, some of which are at par with that of the more expensive watches from around the world. The Seiko Automatic Divers fall into this category and the sweeping seconds-hand is a pleasure to look. No battery means you’ll not have to open the watch unless it has been run over. Solidly built to last…well, for almost an eternity!
Seiko Automatic Diver's 200M Jubilee Bracelet SKX009K2 Men's Watch
Take this Seiko Diver as technology housed in a fortress to withstand the bumpy sides of recreation. It’s stylishly rugged and bears the Seiko hallmarks allover; from the Hardlex crystal to the LumiBrite paint - to say the least, it shows being sophisticated is not against being strong and resilient. You can check that once down to 660 feet under water, if you must.
Seiko Automatic Divers SKX007K2 Men's Watch
The Seiko Men's Diver's Automatic watch is sleek, looks good and invincible to water unless the depth crosses the 200 meters barrier. Measuring 40mm across, this is all stainless steel construction with a black dial and a unidirectional bezel to keep check on the elapsed hours. And being a diver watch, it goes without saying that the hands and the marks are prominent enough to show even in the abysmal, oceanic depths.
