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Seiko SPB143
Also covers SPB149: the same watch in other colors or straps.
Prospex · 62MAS / 1965 heritage diver. No longer sold new by Seiko US
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Video reviews
Teddy Baldassarre Reviews · YouTube
Hodinkee · YouTube
Videos are made by independent reviewers and play from YouTube; they’re not ours. We picked ones that name this reference.
What reviewers agree on
- Compact 40.5 mm case that wears well on most wrists
- Finishing is a clear step up from cheaper Seiko divers
- Very bright lume, 200 m and about 70 hours of power reserve
- Opinions on the bracelet and clasp are split: some like it, some find it chunky
Our summary of points that come up in more than one review, in our own words. Read the originals: Teddy Baldassarre, WatchGecko.
Where to buy
No longer sold new by Seiko in the US.
No seller listed for this one yet.
Often cheaper. Covered by the store’s own warranty, not Seiko’s.
The main way to buy this one now. Check condition, box and papers.
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Colors and versions (2)
Same case, movement and size; the versions differ in dial color, bezel or strap. Each reference number below is a separate model you can search for.
The basics
Rough rule of thumb from lug-to-lug length (47.6 mm), not a promise. Wrist shape matters; try one on if you can.
How it works day to day
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