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Seiko Prospex

Authorized Seiko Retailer in Canada

Overview

Seiko Prospex is Seiko's line for sport and adventure, descended from Japan's first diver's watch of 1965. La Maison Monaco, an authorized Seiko dealer in Canada, lists 20 Prospex watches from $725 to $1,075 CAD in two families: the Prospex Sea divers, rated to 200 m, and the Speedtimer solar chronographs, inspired by the 1969 Speedtimer.

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Which Seiko Prospex should I choose?

The Prospex Sea (11 watches, $725 to $1,050, 41.7 to 47.8 mm) is the diver: rated to 200 m, in automatic and solar versions. The Speedtimer (9 watches, $1,050 to $1,075, 39 to 41.4 mm) is a solar chronograph in a classic sports style, water resistant to 100 m. Choose the Sea if water matters, and the Speedtimer if you want a chronograph for everyday wear.

How do the Prospex movements work?

Automatic Prospex Sea models such as the SRPL53 use the 4R35, which winds by hand, has a stop-seconds function and about 41 hours of power reserve. Solar models charge from light and show their charge on a power reserve indicator: the Speedtimer SSC947, for example, has a V192 solar chronograph movement that can run about 4,320 hours, roughly six months, on a full charge.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Seiko Prospex in Canada?

A Seiko Prospex costs from $725 to $1,075 CAD at La Maison Monaco. The Prospex Sea runs from $725 to $1,050 and the Speedtimer from $1,050 to $1,075. Prices are in Canadian dollars, and Flexiti financing is available on eligible models.

Is the Seiko Prospex Sea a real dive watch?

Yes. The Prospex Sea is rated to 200 m, and models such as the SRPL53 have a unidirectional rotating bezel with a screwed-down crown and case back. Check the rating on each product page.

What is the Seiko Prospex Speedtimer?

A chronograph series inspired by the 1969 Speedtimer and Seiko's tradition of sports timing. At La Maison Monaco the Speedtimer watches are solar chronographs, 39 to 41.4 mm, water resistant to 100 m, from $1,050 to $1,075.

What does solar mean on a Seiko?

A solar Seiko charges from light instead of relying on a battery you replace. The Speedtimer SSC947 shows its charge on a power reserve indicator, and a full charge can run it for about 4,320 hours, roughly six months, in the dark.

What size is the Seiko Prospex?

The Speedtimer is 39 to 41.4 mm, and the Prospex Sea runs from 41.7 to 47.8 mm, so the Sea is the larger watch. Each product page shows the exact case size.