Although they may not be the most luxurious, Seiko watches are loved by collectors both at the entry level and by the most discerning collector with a cult-like following. There is a specific sense of satisfaction that comes from wearing a Seiko that you are a part of a long lineage of excellent watchmaking and extreme attention to detail in a resilient fashion across the range of Seiko timepieces. 

Of course, among the many amazing watches this brand has released over the years, there are several legendary dive watches among the fold, including Seiko’s original professional diver, the 62MAS. And while that was the one that really started it all, few are as captivating as those that bear the "turtle" style case. It started with the 6105, which was the first Seiko diver to use an asymmetrical case and integrated crown guards. But that case was just too good to retire, so it continued on even as movements and references changed. That's where this fantastic 7S26-0020 comes in. Featuring the same iconic case style, this beauty goes big with its chunky black bezel and oversized hands, making it a truly remarkable watch to both behold and wear.

SPECS

CASE & BRACELET

The asymmetrical case is in wonderful condition, showing honest signs of use. The original bezel remains in great overall condition, showing almost no signs of wear and retaining its tritium pearl at the 12 o'clock, which matches the dial perfectly. The watch retains its original "LOCK" crown, which functions properly. The watch comes on a 2pc tropic rubber strap.

DIAL & HANDS

The exceptional matte black dial is well-preserved, with almost no signs of aging. The lume plots are still bright white and exhibit no degradation under UV light inspection. The original lume hands match the dial perfectly and exhibit no degradation under UV light inspection.

ACCESSORIES 

None. The watch is running and functioning correctly, though the service history is unknown. A movement service can be purchased upon request.