Specs & Features
| Case: Stainless Steel | |
| Strap: Rubber | |
| Movement: Seiko 7C46 | |
| Water-Resistance: 300m | |
| Diameter: 48mm | |
| Details: Lumibrite hands and markers, Hardlex mineral crystal, anti-magnetic dial | |
| Warranty: 2-3 years |
Seiko SPB083J1 Seiko Dive Watch Review
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This recommendation of ours proudly wears the name of ‘Big Tuna’ on the basis we are about to cover. The Marinemaster is truly a one in a million type of watch that many tend to put on their Christmas wishing list. The massive 48mm case features a shroud that adds the mandatory protection needed when diving – be sure it will last you at least a few decades. It is anti-magnetic, has a 300-meter water-resistance rate (not common for Seiko watches), and has a battery life that reaches 5 years. How mindboggling is that? You definitely get your money worth when investing in a piece like this.
With a rubber strap that fits snug on your wrist, you can conquer the underwater world in no time.
About this review
To help you find a Seiko Dive Watch that will fit your needs, we’ve tested, researched, and reviewed the best ones available today.
We test both in the water, diving in various conditions - and in our lab - so we can give you accurate answers on quality, performance, and the overall value.
Read about our test of Seiko Dive Watchs
Recommended in: Seiko Dive Watch
Things we like:
- The 300-meters water-resistance make it suitable for any water sport;
- The sturdiest dive watch on the Seiko market
Things we don't like:
- It is quite expensive and hard to get your hands on it
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