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The Seiko Prospex Samurai PADI Special Edition is a 200m automatic dive watch built to ISO scuba standards, with a green wave-pattern dial, a unidirectional elapsed-time bezel and LumiBrite hands and markers. Its 23-jewel automatic movement beats at 21,600 vph and runs about 41 hours, and it can be wound by hand or by the rotor. The Samurai's sharp, angular case and compact profile set it apart from rounder divers like the Seiko Turtle and SKX, and its screwdown crown and caseback plus a clasp with a dive extender make it a genuine tool watch. Owners like the bold case and dial; the common complaints are the stiff bezel action, the heavy feel on smaller wrists and the stock bracelet.
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Owners praise the Samurai's sharp case, legible dial and solid dive-watch build for the money. Common gripes are the stiff bezel, the bulky case on smaller wrists and the bracelet.
This is the Seiko Prospex Automatic Diver, PADI Special Edition. It is inspired by one of Seiko's most iconic diving styles and uses elements of the original model. The case design is sharp, with a sleeker, more compact profile.
The green dial has a pattern that reflects the underwater view of ocean waves lit by sunlight. It includes a date calendar and LumiBrite hands and markers. A coordinating uni-directional rotating elapsed timing bezel frames the dial.
The 23-jewel automatic movement can be wound manually or automatically. The stainless steel watch follows ISO standards for scuba diving. It has a screwdown crown and caseback, and a tri-fold push button release clasp with a secure lock and extender.
