Seiko Tuna

Seiko Tuna. Price for the Seiko Prospex Tuna S23631 watch is $2400 USD Learn more at the Seiko website here Gorga Naibaho • 1 year ago Looks good I still prefer the SBBN011 and SBBN013 for the Darth Tuna variants though Their approach to the design was more nononsense compared to this new iteration in my opinion.

The nickname “Baby Tuna” seems to have been in use for some time though earlier versions were still in the 47mm range and looked more like “Monsters” to my eyes but starting in 2020 Seiko began to make Tunas with truly smaller dimensions yet all the rugged heft and solidity of their larger counterparts.

HandsOn: The Seiko Prospex SRPF81K1 Tuna Worn & Wound

5 Reasons to Buy a Seiko Tuna A professional diving watch with a unique “tuna can” design Top models waterresistant to 1000 m (100 bar 3280 ft) Highprecision quartz automatic or Spring Drive calibers Coveted collector’s items Interesting models with robust titanium cases.

Introducing: The Seiko 'Tuna' Models S23631 And S23629

The Seiko Tuna is one of the most popular watches of all time in the Seiko line It is because of a lot of reasons particularly because it is very pretty and aesthetic Seiko Tuna is the name that has been given to watches that were specially designed for professional and scuba diving Seiko has made these watches with specific conditions in mind.

The Seiko Tuna Collector's Guide The Spring Bar

The Seiko Tuna first made an appearance in 1975 amidst all the diving hype in Japan Seiko created it with the aim of being able to effectively and efficiently carry out its purpose even in extreme conditions Its (unofficial) name was given by patrons and fans and was derived from its outer case which resembled a tuna can.