Seiko Save The Ocean King Turtle SRPF77J1

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Seiko Save The Ocean King Turtle SRPF77J1

Posted by STRAPCODE on FEBRUARY 22, 2021

Written by Sam

Photos by Toni


SS221820B063 & MC221820B007B on Seiko Save The Ocean King Turtle SRPF77J1

The ‘Save The Ocean’ collaboration with Fabien Cousteau, the grandson of famous underwater conservationist Jacques Cousteau has been ongoing since 2018. Just like in the past, a percentage of proceeds from the sales of these new watches would go towards the Fabien Cousteau Ocean Learning Center, which is a a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness of ways to protect ocean habitats and marine life.

The two featured Seiko watch models remain the same as the previous ‘Save The Ocean’ models, SRPF77 King Turtle and SRPF79 King Samurai. Since the SRPF77 is based on the King Turtle model, you can expect the usual stainless steel 45mm turtle watch case with brushed & polished finish, along with the crown at 4 o’clock.

SS221820B107 on Seiko Save The Ocean King Turtle SRPF77J1

The SRPF77 has a more simple date movement with the in-house Seiko caliber 4R36 automatic. The automatic movement operates at 3Hz with 41 hours of power reserve.

New updates that you can find on the SRPF77 is the new gradient blue-grey dial, along with this year’s ‘Save The Ocean’ featured specie, manta rays. Another update worth mentioning with the SRPF77 is the sapphire crystal with magnifier over the day-date, and a black ceramic insert to pair along with the dark blue dial.

SS221820B101 on Seiko Save The Ocean King Turtle SRPF77J1

The silicon strap that comes with the SRPF77 comes in the same dark blue color that was used on the dial. The Seiko Prospex Turtle “Save the Ocean” Dark Manta Ray Special Edition SRPF77K1 diver watch takes classic design traits of dive watches and combines them with iconic design features and elements from its vintage dive watches, making them even more appealing to Seiko enthusiasts.

To those who are worried about not being able to pick up a SRPF77, relax, this edition is released as a special model, but not limited edition, which was priced at 595.00USD.

Seiko Save The Ocean King Turtle SRPF77J1

Specifications:
Seiko Prospex King Turtle Save the Ocean Special Edition SRPF77
200m Water Resistance
Gradient Blue-Grey Wave Pattern Dial
Silicone Strap
Sapphire Crystal with Magnifier
Analog 3 Hands Display
Day and Date Display
Automatic with Manual Winding Capacity
Caliber 4R36
24 Jewels
41 Hours Approx. Duration
Unidirectional Rotating Bezel
Anti-Reflective Coating on Inner Surface
Lumibrite on Hands, Indexes and Bezel
Screw Case Back
Screw-Down Crown
Stop Seconds Hand Function
Case Size Diameter: 45mm
Case Size Length: 47.7mm
Case Size Thickness: 13.2mm
Weight: 128g
 
Love these Seiko special editions! Very impressive dials. I have the previous version of the Manta Samurai and am considering this version in the Turtle.
 
I have one of these divers as well. Love it. :wink: Wearing it today.:dance:Thanks Mike.:hat:
 
wow...crazy cyclops marring that dial... jmho really do not like looking at rays on the gradient ...not even gonna set my alarm for wit cheer leader try-out
 
wow...crazy cyclops marring that dial... jmho really do not like looking at rays on the gradient ...not even gonna set my alarm for wit cheer leader try-out
The Seiko "Turtle" I have doesn't have the "Cyclops. :wink: That is one item I could do without as well.:cheers:
 
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