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Seiko Prospex SRPD31, a Japanese automatic diver with a cushion-shaped Turtle case, 200-meter water resistance, and a self-winding caliber.
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What movement is inside the Seiko Prospex SRPD31?
Despite some categorization confusion, the SRPD31 features a Japanese automatic, self-winding caliber movement, not a quartz battery. This robust mechanical movement powers the watch by harnessing the kinetic motion of the wearer's wrist. It is a staple of the popular Seiko Prospex dive watch lineup.
How deep can you dive with the Seiko Prospex SRPD31?
The Seiko Prospex SRPD31 boasts an impressive 200-meter water resistance rating, making it a highly capable dive watch. This means it can easily withstand scuba diving depths without taking on water. Its secure screw-down crown and robust case design contribute to this impressive deep-sea protection.
What case shape does the Seiko SRPD31 use?
The SRPD31 utilizes Seiko's famous cushion-shaped Turtle case, which gives it a distinct, retro 1970s aesthetic. This wider, ergonomically curved profile sits very comfortably on larger wrists. The case design perfectly complements the self-winding caliber housed within.
Does the Seiko SRPD31 have a screw-down crown?
Yes, to maintain its 200-meter water resistance, the Seiko Prospex SRPD31 is equipped with a sturdy screw-down crown. This critical feature ensures water cannot seep into the Japanese automatic movement during deep dives. It locks securely into the cushion-shaped Turtle case before entering the water.
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