- **Popular Model**: Domestic First Divers Model
- **Design**: Homage to the 1965 1st Divers model
- **Case and Bracelet**: Features "Dia Shield" surface treatment to protect from scratches and maintain finish
- **Style**: Suitable for suits and jacket styles
- **Condition**:
- Functional
- Case has some signs of use but no major scratches (see photos)
- No warranty or box included
- Comes with bonus unused nylon and rubber bands
- **Brand**: SEIKO
- **Model Number**: SPB051J1 / SBDC051
- **Material**:
- Case: Stainless Steel
- Belt: Stainless Steel
- **Size**:
- Face (HxWxD): Approx. 43x43x13 mm (excluding crown)
- Maximum Wrist Circumference: Approx. 210 mm (8.27 inches)
- **Movement**: Automatic
- **Water Resistance**: 200m
- **Magnetic Resistance**: Resistant to DC magnetic fields of 4,800 A/m
- **Dial Color**: Black
- **Specifications**:
- Men's watch
- Date display
- Unidirectional rotating bezel
- Sapphire crystal glass
- **Product**: PROSPEX Diver Scuba SBDC051 (Black/Stainless Steel Band)
- **Brand**: SEIKO PROSPEX Diver Scuba
- **Display Type**: Analog
- **Movement Type**: Automatic
- **Case Shape**: Round
- **Dial Color**: Black
- **Display Functions**: Luminous
- **Watch Functions**: Magnetic resistance
- **Hour Marks**: Bar
- **Case Color**: Silver
- **Case Material**: Stainless Steel
- **Belt Color**: Silver
- **Belt Material**: Stainless Steel
- **Water Resistance**: For air diving
- **Water Resistance (m)**: 200.0 m
- **Case Thickness (mm)**: 13.8 mm
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