Seiko’s Alpinist was born for adventure, and this might be the most rugged reference yet.. The Seiko Prospex GMT SPB493J isn’t the first Alpinist with a GMT complication, a feature that first appeared ...

Seiko Prospex Alpinist: Alternatives It’s easiest to think of the Alpinist as a kind of field watch (though not of the military kind), since mountaineering watches aren’t so much a genre. That said, ...

Available in 1,000 pieces, the Seiko Prospex Alpinist Bamboo Grove Limited Edition shines in a 38mm stainless steel case matched with a bracelet. The green dial is inspired by the shade of young ...

Now, for 2021, Seiko has announced its Seiko Prospex “The 1959 Alpinist Modern Re-Interpretation”, a much more faithful recreation of the original Laurel Apinist. Seiko ...

The Prospex Alpinist Green Dial SPB155J1 is considered small for Seiko lovers – at 38mm it is almost deemed miniature by comparison. Its vibe is Rolex Explorer-esque, but with Seiko’s flawless ...

The Prospex model is based on a Seiko Alpinist watch design from 1959 and uses two different sunray brushing patterns to play with the light, while the second hand is coated with a blue-green ...

The new 1959 Seiko Prospex Alpinist Re-Creation The “Re-Creation” is a limited edition (1,959 available, of course), which is supplied on a “bund-style” strap and costs £2,700.

Taking the Seiko Alpinist on a Himalayan trek ... while its green dial popped. Ok, ... the Alpinist was re-launched in 2019 as a part of Seiko’s Prospex line of professional tool watches.

In this case, the Seiko Prospex Alpinist GMT SPB493J is being sold exclusively in the Asian market for the equivalent of $1,650. Complicating things further is an extremely limited run of only 500 ...