Review No. 02: The Seiko Turtle Save The Ocean “Great White Shark” Special Edition Diver

We’re gonna need a bigger boat!

Ref No: SRPD21

Retails at $525 on Seiko’s website (but shop around for better deal)

Watch Specifications:

Automatic Movement: 4R36 Caliber (24 Jewels /21,600 Vibrations Per Hour [VPH] with a 41 hour power reserve)
Full Stainless Steel Construction (case, bezel and bracelet)

Case Dimensions:
45mm Case Diameter
47.5mm Lug-to-Lug
13mm Case Thickness
22mm Lug Width

Hardlex Crystal Glass
Day-Date complication at the 3 o’clock position
Weight 179g (sized for a 7.25 inch wrist)
200 meters of water resistance
Screw-down crown (unsigned) and case-back
120 click unidirectional bezel with grooved aluminum insert
Lume on hands, hour markers, and on bezel pip

*Link to watch on Seiko’s Website*
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But please do your own research and shop around for this one. I am sure you can get it cheaper.

Seiko is a brand with a lot of history. They are certainly one of the larger watch manufacturers that have managed to straddle both the entry-level luxury watch market and the affordable watch market with relative ease. Wearing a Seiko you are literally wearing a part of horological history on your wrist. But is this one for you?

The blue dial is an absolute stunner, and is what originally attracted me to the watch. It certainly has a big presence on the wrist, with a whopping 45mm case diameter and a hefty 179g (sized for my wrist) it is anything but subtle. I love it, despite its flaws. What do you think?

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Phil

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