Seiko Black Series Limited Editions (SPB253, SPB255, SPB257 & SLA061)

SPB253
40mm case
13.7mm thick - 16.7mm w/ nato
47.4mm lug to lug
20mm lug width
200m water resistance
Cal. 6R35
$1,200
SPB255
41.9mm case
12.9mm thick - 16.2mm w/ nato
48.5mm lug to lug
20mm lug width
200m water resistance
Cal. 6R35
$1,200
SPB257
42.5mm case
13.7mm thick - 17.3mm w/ nato
46.2mm lug to lug
20mm lug width
200m water resistance
Cal. 6R35
$1,300
SLA061
43.7mm case
13.2mm thick
49.1mm lug to lug
20mm lug width
200m water resistance
Cal. 8L35
$3,300

[@ihartmovies2885]

They all look pretty good 👍

[@watchthis9174]

They really need a black date disc.

[@zer0875]

That strap is too long but great set of watches!

[@markyh0555]

Am I tripping or did all of those bezels line up? 🤪

[@brentmillertime8778]

I thought the same!

[@TZOID08]

And they guarantee +/- 20~40 seconds per day Unreal !!

[@markyh0555]

@@TZOID08 you'd think they'd have something a bit more accurate for the money they're charging.

[@TZOID08]

@@markyh0555 I own 1 Seiko and their accuracy claims are what keeps me from buying more. They are a great watch company and it strikes me as Lazy to not do better when every Swiss movement outperforms +/- 20~40 seconds per day

[@markyh0555]

@@TZOID08 yeah totally agree. I've got Nh35 powered watches and they are accurate. But they're still + - 10-15 secs day, though supposed to be worse, but they tend to over perform. Whereas I have an ETA 2824.1 in my Zodiac, and I'm getting + - 1.5-2.00 secs day. Massive difference. If you're going to charge over a £1000 on a watch, I'd want it to be at least cosc certified. Seiko have put up there prices on these watches, but not upgraded the movement to reflect. I'll stick with my 1 seiko solar.

[@fred-wh8gk]

Colours are too bright in your video. These watches and their straps are so much darker in real life