New Seiko Prospex Watches
New Seiko Prospex watches from the retailers we index, prices compared side by side.
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Buying new Seiko Prospex
Nuvinty tracks new-season Seiko Prospex watches from the retailers we index, with most listed between £500 and £1,050 (typically around £665). Compare the current Seiko Prospex line-up side by side, then buy direct from the retailer — we surface and price-check the listings, we don't sell them.
Prospex is Seiko's line for sport and professional use; the name is short for "professional specifications". Dive watches are the core, and Seiko reserves the "Diver's 200m" marking on the dial for models built to the ISO 6425 dive-watch standard, not simply water-resistant ones. Several are modern versions of Seiko's first diver from 1965 and the 1970s "Turtle". When comparing listings, check the calibre: the 4R automatics are the entry point, the 6R35 offers around 70 hours of power reserve, and the solar models never need a battery change. Check the case diameter too, as many of the divers are large.
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Frequently asked questions
How much do new Seiko Prospex watches cost?+
Most new Seiko Prospex watches on Nuvinty fall between £500 and £1,050, with a typical listing near £665. Prices are pulled from live marketplace and retailer listings and refresh daily.
Why compare Seiko Prospex watches on Nuvinty?+
Nuvinty compares new-season Seiko Prospex watches from retailers including Goldsmiths and F.Hinds Jewellers in one place, so you can find the piece and price you want without checking every site — then buy from the retailer named on each listing.
Where can I buy new Seiko Prospex watches in the UK?+
The new Seiko Prospex watches on this page are listed on Goldsmiths and F.Hinds Jewellers. Nuvinty gathers them in one place; each listing names its source, and you buy on that retailer's site — checkout, delivery, returns and any authentication are handled there, not by Nuvinty. Nuvinty is free to use and earns a commission on qualifying purchases.