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Seiko’s $750 Speedtimer Chronograph Gets a New “Edo Purple” Dial
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The Prospex Speedtimer stands out for its stark departure from the muted black, white and steel or flashy warm colors typically found on racing chronographs.
The Prospex Speedtimer features a 42mm stainless steel case.
The eye-catching violet dial is enhanced with a sunburst finish and encircled by a metallic rehaut with a black rule-style seconds track.
A need for speedThis is a solar quartz version of the Prospex Speedtimer, powered by a Seiko Caliber V192 movement.
A date window is tucked away at 4:30 with a white track on a black disc.