The Seiko SRPL15K1 watch from the Prospex Samurai collection. Like the samurai, these watches are known for their reliability and ability to withstand harsh conditions.
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The Seiko SRPL15K1, also known as the Samurai, features a case with sharp angles and lines reminiscent of a samurai’s armor. Seiko reflects this connection to Japan's tradition and history. Like the samurai, these watches are known for their reliability and ability to withstand harsh conditions.
Design
The SRPL15K1 watch has a case diameter of 41.7 mm, a thickness of 12.3 mm, and a lug width of 20 mm. An added improvement for this model is the placement of the date at the 4:30 position. Additionally, this watch carries the "Prospex" nomenclature (Professional Specifications), which translates to Robustness, Precision, Functionality, and Adventure.
Functions
Beyond its appearance, the Seiko SRPL15K1 impresses with its automatic movement and 4R35 caliber with 23 jewels. The manufacturer estimates a time variation of +45 to -35 seconds per day. This mechanical precision is complemented by a day indicator, manual winding capability, and a maximum power reserve of 41 hours. Furthermore, its unidirectional bezel completes this timepiece.
Details
The watch features arrow-shaped hands, with the hour hand being the thickest, and both treated with LumiBrite for enhanced visibility in darkness. LumiBrite is also present on the indices and the bezel. The durable Hardlex crystal, along with its water resistance of 20 bar (200 m) and ISO 6425 certification, ensures high durability and performance in aquatic environments.
Seiko has built its reputation not only on the precision of its Japanese machinery and technical specifications but also on the opinions of experts and comments on various forums. These reviews underscore the quality and performance of the SRPL15K1, establishing it as a reliable and prestigious watch worldwide.
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The most important thing about an automatic watch
Automatic watches, also known as automatic mechanical watches, are a fascinating piece of engineering that combines precision, elegance and tradition. Unlike battery-powered quartz watches, automatic watches do not require an external power source (battery) to operate.
1. The heart of the watch: The Caliber
The fundamental element of an automatic watch is its caliber, a complex mechanism made up of hundreds of tiny parts that work together in a synchronized manner. The heart of the caliber is the escapement, which regulates the release of energy from the mainspring to drive the watch's hands.
2. The power of automatic movement
The magic of automatic watches lies in converting movement into energy. A heavy rotor, or oscillating mass, rotates inside the watch thanks to the movement of the wearer's arm, transmitting this movement to the winding mechanism, which tensions the mainspring. The energy stored in the spring is gradually released, allowing the watch to run.
3. Accuracy and reliability
High-quality automatic watches are known for their precision and reliability. With proper care, an automatic watch can run for decades without requiring extensive maintenance.
4. A miniature work of art
Beyond their functionality, automatic watches are considered miniature works of art. The complexity of their mechanism, the quality of their materials and the beauty of their design make them coveted pieces by collectors and watch lovers.
5. A legacy of tradition
Automatic watches have a rich history dating back centuries. Its evolution has been marked by innovation and the constant search for perfection.
The history of Seiko began in 1881, when a 21-year-old businessman, Kintaro Hattori, opened a watch sales and repair shop in the center of Tokyo. Today, after more than 130 years of innovation, Kintaro Hattori's company is still dedicated to the perfection its founder always strived to achieve. Today, Seiko, in continuous evolution, has achieved important milestones for the watch industry. Achievements such as Japan's first wristwatch equipped with a chronometer or the first diving watch with a titanium case and many more achievements of the Seiko brand.
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| Basic features | |
|---|---|
| Model | Watch |
| Reference | SRPL15K1 |
| Shape Watch | Rounded |
| Gender | Man |
| Collection | Prospex Prospex Samurai |
| Warranty | | 3 Year National Spain | 1 Year International | * |
| Box / Package | Yes Oficial Presentation Box |
| Specific functions | |
| Display | Analog |
| Functions (List) | 3 Hands Day |
| Movement type | Automatic |
| Reserve of Load | 41H |
| Rubis | 23 |
| Crown Type | Thread |
| Watch Caliber | 4R35 |
| Water Resistance | 20 Bar |
| Other features | |
| Box Material | P.V.D. Steel |
| Strap Material | Resin |
| Crystal type | Sapphire |
| Dial Color | Black |
| Color Needles | Beige Grey |
| Bracelet Color | Black |
| Case Diameter | 41,70 mm |
| Case thickness | 12.30 mm |
| Brand | Seiko |
| EAN | 8434103505551 |
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