The Pulse of Legend, the Legacy of Challenge.

In 1968, Seiko introduced a groundbreaking diver’s watch featuring a world-class 10-beat high-frequency movement, housed in a one-piece, 300m water-resistant case – an engineering marvel for its time. Its exceptional durability was proven in 1970, when Japanese mountaineers Naomi Uemura and Teruo Matsuura carried it during their ascent of Mount Everest, demonstrating its resilience in extreme conditions.
This historic model remains an enduring symbol of Seiko Divers to this day.
The "1968 Diver” is a premium sports watch that inherits the DNA of the original while evolving to meet modern demands with exceptional practicality.