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As mentioned earlier, the first of the two versions is the Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Limited Edition SRQ035 which has a dial that pays contribution to Seiko’s 1/5th second stopwatch from 1964 and has a very clean and claro dial design which is a direct inspiration through its predecessor, thanks to a large part to the contrasting plain white switch and black numerals over the top of it. The watch is enclosed in a stainless steel case measuring a substantial 42. 5mm and 15. 1mm thick, which has a super-hard coating, fixed with a blue crystal and see-through caseback, offering 100m water resistance. This model comes with a 3-link stainless-steel bracelet with super-hard coating, three-fold clasp with push-button release as well as and an additional calfskin strap.
The second one of these new types is the Seiko Prospex Speedtimer SRQ037 which is a non-limited edition release and it has the case, bracelet and movement similar to its limited version counterpart, but this version has a call that more closely resembles the Seiko Prospex lineup of watches. The dial is actually charcoal-grey with a sunbrushed pattern with the convex sub-dials in black. Only the dark flange having a tachymeter scale retains the actual similarity along with SRQ035, otherwise, it’s a various dial with more of a classic look. The actual sharp and also pointy hands received the particular beige-colored LumiBrite treatment and this version only comes with a 3-link steel band.
While most of us have in mind Seiko‘s impressive background in the field of watches made for divers, the Japanese brand has far more to offer, while it comes to chronographs. I’m sure we don’t need to remind you which Seiko was one of the earliest manufacturers to build an automatic chronograph in 1969. And it had been also the first brand in order to launch a chronograph on Japanese soil. Today, with this new number of automatic wathe watches, Seiko pays tribute to the background within sports the right time with timepieces inspired by high-precision equipment of the sixties. Meet the new Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Mechanical Chronograph SRQ035 & SRQ037 watches.
This might not be probably the most well-known part of the brand’s history, but as Seiko explains: “In typically the 1960s, Seiko announced itself on the international sports moment stage using a whole new generation of high-precision equipment that was enthusiastically endorsed by many international sports federations along with used to capture elapsed time at many of the world’s leading sports events. Central to this success must have been a range of stopwatches that incorporated Seiko’s innovative “heart-shaped cam” mechanism, an element which delivered a level associated with precision once thought unachievable by manual sports right time to devices. ”
Later, inside 1964, Seiko released it is first timepiece watch in addition to movement, which coincidentally was the first of their kind for a Japanese manufacturer, with the Seiko Crown Chronograph and its la mecanique 5179. Launched for the Summer Olympics, it once again showed the brand’s devotion to be able to sports timing. More details about this Crown Wathe 5179 as well as its modern reissue here. And then came one of the most fascinating races of the horological industry industry to produce the first automatic chronograph. Alongside Zenith and the Heuer/Hamilton/Breiling venture, Seiko has been among the first three brands for you to launch the chronograph motion with its trascendencia 6139 inside a watch named the Speedtimer.
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Not only ended up being it any pioneering movements, but the tama?o 6139 is the only one equipped with a line wheel plus vertical clutch system - 2 devices that will delivered real improvements in the measurement regarding elapsed time in a wristwatch and that are still considered today as the best possible architecture. Today, Seiko wants to pay gratitude to this rich past through presenting a couple of models inspired, both creatively and mechanically, by these important wrist watches and movements.
