Finally someone's talking about this without losing there mind. well done

You had one job seiko. Put the 4r36 in the classic skx. What do they do? Raise the price, and lower the water resistance. 🤦‍♂️

The green dial seiko 5 is gorgeous👌⌚

And that, my friends, is why Tristano will always be valuable to the watch community. Such a respectful, laid back analysis. Thank you.

We are spoiled for choice now, instead of choosing between black bezel or pepsi bezel there are 27 actual options. Yes it's a desk diver now, *but so are all of you*. 100m WR is more than enough for anyone who doesnt wear scuba gear.

Part of the allure when I bought my first SKX was that it was a professional rated diver. Even though it never saw the water it's just nice to have that pop of red that says "Diver's 200M", and knowing that it's built to true professional standards. It kills the magic a little bit for me and I'm curious how that'll affect their sales on this new line.

It looks like the REAL SKX replacement is the Islander from Long Island Watch. Incredible!!!!

Am I the only one who thinks that the new Seiko 5 logo looks like the Superman logo?

I hope they'll make 38mm that is similar to SKX013. I love what they did with "5". Never liked "5" shield in Seiko 5.

Love the mesh bracelet and the black bezel version! Excellent Jiffy show T! Best Regards, Stuart

I like them and I think this is a clever move from Seiko...if they end up being sold at the right price, because $285 is way too salty when compared to the superb dive watches Orient are putting out for less money.

Hugo gets me every time😂😂

Never an SKX replacement. There is only SKX. Only one.

Never thought I’d see hugo singing along to firestarter 🤣

As stated already, the majority of consumers (myself included) buying a "Professional Diver's" watch will never wear it in the swimming pool, let alone to the depths of the great blue. I think what Seiko has done here is just plain smart business. Personally I do not mind a 100m rated watch vs. a 200m. Great video as always.

After hearing a few other youtuber opinions on it not being iso or a screw down crown, it did seem Seiko might be trying to cut costs, BUT after hearing the always positive TGV speak about Seiko doing this to bring in new enthusiasm for the next generation and making the SKX replacement line a entry level version of their more professional divers, that makes absolute sense. And it actually is kind of genius of Seiko. They are basically offering pre modded SKX’s and they can release new versions all the time to create buzz. I can just hear the young buyers “Oh have you seen the new blah blah blah version?!!” I think it’s a good move, as long as prices are kept at entry levels.

Superman! Everyone’s worrying about the new seiko 5 path. But this is just sports. Don’t forget there’s seiko 5 dress watches etc etc

Lets be honest. I have many many dives to my name. And the statement “professional divewatch” is one I want to comment on. Not even once in all my dives, did I use a “divewatch” as being sold by all the famous watchbrands. Basically, the main feature you need in a divewatch is a depthsensor (i.e. pressure sensor). And not one of the famous watchbrands has a depthsensor. My main divewatch is a Suunto Vytec. More a divecomputer than a divewatch. My mechanical divewatches in my watch collection I would NEVER EVER use for a dive. Especially not for diving in salt water.

The drilled lugs, hacking and manual wind of the upgraded movement, added to the new colours and its a winner. I wanted am all green diver style for a while and the 5 fitted the bill perfectly. I've owned mine now for 1 month, and it's hardly left my wrist. I even wore it to work erecting a built in robe one day. I really do love it, and love the comfort of the SKX style casing. Even though, it's heavy and a decent size, although wears smaller, it is very comfortable and I like the bracelet. It's keeping great time, with no noticeable loss or gains. I'm very happy 😁

Just bought mine and it’s great. I’ve changed my mind. It’s really spitting image of the old Seiko vintage SQ150 diver. For the office and running around it’s solid piece. The finishing is great. The movement pleasant. The details lovable. Diving? No. Movie date night? Yes. I have other divers for oceans days but this was a pleasant surprise. The crown is not a big deal. The screw down crown is not for water pressure. The seals are for that. The screw down helps divers with not getting their gear or equipment snagged on the crown.

Definitely buying this when it releases ! Going to be my first “diver watch“ I ever owned. Like the fact it’s finally manual wind and hackable. Don’t mind the fact the water resistance dropped a bit since I’m never going to use it for that purpose , just need it to be water proof. Can’t wait !😍

"This is skx in aesthetic, not in performance" Spot on TGV. I'm all about aesthetic as I never go underwater :) Waiting to see how much these sell for and the quality before passing judgement! Is this the "real" replacement, who knows - maybe we get something in the Prospex line next.

Great piece - even the special guest! I've been slow to come around (after the drama of the past) but you have responded with greater content that continues to impress and inform a broader audience. Thanks for that. Anyways, I just wanted to add that I read a few days ago in HUDINKEE or Watchtime daily that the replacement is actually the m Mini Turtle. I was suprised, because of all the limited additions, but it looks like that allows Seiko to separates the lineage from the Seiko 5. In the end, I'm sad to see the SKX era and, but Seiko will always suprise. Cheers!

I think since Seiko are the watch modders favourite blank canvas, Seiko are returning the compliment with these watches. They reflect a many of the current trends in watch customisation and demonstrate that Seiko are keen observers of what goes on with their timepieces once they've left the factory. This trend for following the back street heroes of watch modding is precisely what the Japanese motorcycle industry started doing in the early 00's, with the advent of the so called 'factory customs'. The adoption of fashion cues from the bikes that were emerging from custom builders workshops and out on the streets. Its a cute marketing ploy and plays right into the the notion of selling more watches to a younger generation. Cool looking watches, right out of the box without having to do all the tricky moves to have the watch looking just how you want it to look.

It's a nice move but it makes me want the SKX even more now. I might have to bite the bullet. To have an affordable watch with the ISO stamp IS AWESOME. If there is a hidden trend these days, it would be to have a "style" like design, but not the functional side of things. Mmm, back to deciding between a K or J SKX :) I would of liked to see a version without a date window. I feel like Seiko constantly tries to impress with more but I'd like something that can make a statement with less... at least as an option :)

Love the suits line black with patina markers, mesh wrist band that one is for me!!!

What’s with all the negative comments. I love the new watches. You guys are stuck in the past. You can buy all the SKX’s you want so don’t get depressed. Let the rest of us who don’t want to wear the same watch as everyone else have some fun.

No one in their right mind skates wearing an automatic timepiece! But oh well, MARKETING! Am I right? 😂 I really hope they'll make an updated version of the Skx013, that would be cool!

Just no,Seiko are replacing an icon with a desk diver? No,that's just wrong

My mind is made up, I will never sell my 009. Great video again mate

I'm buying a Seiko 5 Srpd91 tomorrow. I don't know why people hate on it. I don't dive. And it's more than enough watch for me, not to mention beautiful. Wearing a Spinnaker Bradner with Atlantic Blue on my wrist right now.

The new Seiko 5 line is all good and nice, but it is hardly a successor of the SKX. What was so special about the SKX was that it is a 200€ watch that can look any Fifty Fathoms or Sea Dweller into the eye and not flinch. Every serious watch guy has one, because it was too good and to affordable too miss. I remember myself sitting at the North Sea, thinking about what end game diver to buy (shortlist was GS or Blancpain) and then looked at my SKX and though: Why buy another diver at all? I perfectly fine! Those new Seiko 5s are more entry level, „just one more watch“ style of watches, while the SKX is a true endgame watch. I‘ve spend much more money on straps, bracelets and mods for my SKX007 then on the watch itself and in the end, returned to factory configuration. The 4R movement though is a nice upgrade. Those movements can perform exceptionally good.

I think having variety is definitely a good way to go, but would prefer it if they do not replace the skx. Having both would be great imo

Good video TGV. I personally loved the line up. It will save the effort of modifying a SKX.

I see this as an appealing alternative to fashion watches, giving younger watch enthusiasts a choice for a legitimate proper mechanical watch. This watch has improved indicies over the standard SKX with surrounds around the lume. Granted the lack of a lume pip on the bezel and non ISO makes this more of a casual watch than a diver. But lets us all be honest with ourselves. First, most people never used the SKX as a true professional dive watch anyway, and second, without the SKX, seiko still has about 11 skillion more divers to pick from, some of which can be had for 300 bucks all the way up to 5000 dollars. This is a welcome mat of colors and styles for a broader range of watch buyers who will not need a PADI or ISO certified watch. Further, this is a nod to the modders, and the fun of making a watch their own. This is Seiko taking small part in that whole modding culture offering a canvas with some work already done rather than the blank white canvas of the bog standard SKX007/009. When watches get modded by most hacks like myself at home, we install a new seal and lube it properly and do what we can, but we do not have the equipment to ensure its 200m water tight any more anyway. So the 100M and the hacking and hand winding is is a breath of fresh air. I see this as pure win for Seiko.. Smart move and will be wildly successful in ushering more people into the mechanical watch hobby. I say Bravo.

I just bought my first SEIKO in several decades (had one as a kid) - I couldn't resist the all blue SRPD51K1. It's one solid piece of watch - I love it to bits and it won over a Hamilton Khaki, micro brands and a couple of other Seikos as my next watch. And no misalignments (that I can tell).

The evolution of the SKX is inevitable...whether we like it or not, new models definitely will attract a lot of Seiko fans and I hope the new generations appreciate true horology.Thanks for the video.

That intro is pure class.

Being a California Urban Individual I get the appeal of these watches. I have my Seiko Turtle Srp777 and Samurai and have yet to go diving or swimming with them. Those are amazing watches very reliable and good looking. For me I wear watches more to compliment my outfits. While still appreciating the mechanical aspect History and learning more about them. I can see myselft wearing some of these to match My retro Jordans, jeans and fitted Hats. If it can get younger people into the mechanical watch game like myself its always a win.

Excellent points.. They are simply being honest with what the watch actually is.. Not exactly used for diving by the people who wear them. Wonder if The SKX007/009 will go up in value?

You have to say this is smart business by Seiko- why let other builders/ modders take your potential business? I'm not distraught that it's not a 'true diver' now, and after seeing the range I would love to own so many of these, so perhaps the marketing department does know what it's doing! Although I am a bit of a tart so the case colour and dial variations appeal. Look forward to some of your reviews- if possible I'd love a closer look at the textured dial models, and the dark grey/ black cases. Oh, and please clear up whether the 'proper skx' replacement model has a navy dial or black! Many thanks, take care.

"quality is going to be..... Sufficient" LMAO

I think that Seiko is a visionary company and this marketing campaign just proves it. While the watch market is being hurt by the fashion watches, the new SKX pops up for young people and give them many choices of a watch such as other brands. Maybe this watch isn't for the Gentry in general but I think we shouldn't be so harsh with it. If this strategy of Seiko brings more people into real quality watches then I believe that all the community would win with more enthusiasts and that's what a community really needs.

What will I do without the "extra" 100m of water resistance? Truth is that if my watch and I find ourselves in more than 20 FEET of water, I'm probably dealing with worries far greater than a leaky watch. I don't know why people fret so much about the WR compared to the SKX. I'm happy to be able to buy a Seiko in the SKX style and being able to hand wind it and not bother unscrewing the crown every time I do so. And as far as price goes, I think almost no one is paying $295+ for these watches. I just bought a 95 for

In my opinion they should have kept the tradicional skx design and only upgrade the movement, they should focus on creating new everyday watches with the quality of their sarb Line.. It would be interesting to see a revisited version of the sarb 033! But They still do a great job and seiko offer a lot for a very affordable price! Very good videos by the way! My best regards to you and to Mr Hugo as well.:)

The esthetics are spot on. However, I still think they should have included a threaded crown and bump up the water resistance. On the other hand, it would be a perfect every day desk diver. Hopefully it will bring a fresh batch of enthusiasts into the hobby. Regards, Koen

I knew you'd pop up eventually with regards to this news, fella. The fact of the matter is that the SKX can NEVER be replaced. We must move with the times though and live with what is put in front of us today. Who knows, maybe down the line Seiko will treat us to an SKX anniversary limited edition so it goes out with the bang it deserves!

Yet another amazing video Mr. TGV God bless you and your loved ones !

The price is a big mistake. I'll never pay 250 and up in a Seiko 5. I don't like the way Seiko is changing

hahah Hugo doing Karaoke is something I never thought I'd see...

TGV I am not a Seiko collector unless it is "Vintage" as you most likely know by now, but my view is that any brand or watch company that continues to inspire the younger generation to be passionate about strapping a tine piece on the wrist even as a fashion piece or statement to truly inspire them to love time pieces or watches in the same way we all have become enthusiasts & collectors I personally think is a positive thing. I think many people right now in the watch community reviewing the new Seiko range are missing the real point, it about getting the next generation to purchase watches & getting them as they develop into various careers to continue buying the likes of real watches rather than referring to the watches that we love as DUMB watches. So I CONGRATULATE you as always in bring another positive VLOG, content & message to your audience. Always #KeepMovingForward

Dang you Seiko! My wife is going to make me sleep in the dog house for sure now!

I'm not too impressed with the lower water resistance. Then again, lets see the price when they hit Amazon.

Totally agree that it's a smart move on Seiko's part to lure the youth away from fashion watches to automatics. But in my heart of hearts I want to believe that the 'real' SKS replacement is yet to come. I love the Prospex line having recently aquirred the Samurai Save The Ocean White Shark model. What I would like to see to replace the SKS as their entry level diver is the same caliber movement as this new line in a 200 meter ISO certified package at a slightly higher, say +$30~50 price point.

Man the way you put it...it really makes sense because the skx was kind of the grandfather of the Prospex line. It sat back In the shadows knowing it would be ok while Prospex was the new generation iSo divers...the new seiko 5 design is the offspring of seiko heavy hitters. Such is life

I would have preferred a sapphire crystal but not necessary, the fail here is the screw down crown. Very disappointing.

Wish there wax a 38mm! Hugo cracks me up! You crack me up!🤣

I have one due tomorrow - the classic 55K1 at a really good price. I think your review is very fair - I am not a diver so the 100m is not an issue for me. I was heartened to hear your comments on the Hardflex. I like the Long Island concept of 200m, sapphire glass, and ceramic bezel insert with lume but to be honest the price I have got the Seiko for makes those aspects marginal - I do not intend to dive at night so do not need a lume bezel! Thanks for your reviews !

While I’ll miss it’s ISO certification, the reality is that a good amount of SKX’s are modded desk divers. They’re simply offering more color combinations, and saving you the trouble of swapping that movement in anyway. Aesthetically I like the new line. Would love to see it in person. While change can be tough to deal with at first, one still should accept it’s inevitability. The SKX line wasn’t going to last forever. Thank you TGV!

Lol Hugo “I’ve bugered this up!” 😆

Sports SKX replacement: I come in peace. I have a mission to replace the original SKX. Original SKX: You are a toy!!!

Wow. I am excited. I was checking this new line of Seiko out yesterday. So happy to get your opinion TGV. I’m Planning on buying at least four or five of these over the next year or so.Seiko is King !! What did you think about the new logo? The new five. I think it’s super cool it looks like an S and it looks like a 5. I only have one small tattoo, that I’ve had for almost 50 years, but I’m considering getting that new 5 put on somewhere. If my wife approves. LOL. That’s how much I love Seiko. I think I Will contact Seiko and see I can get about 10 watches for the free advertisement.

From their website: Water resistance = 10 bar. That's 100 m depth Specifications 　Stainless steel case and bracelet with three-fold clasp with 　secure lock & push button release (SRPD51K1) 　Stainless steel case and bracelet with sliding clasp (SRPD73K1) 　Stainless steel case with rose gold color coating (SRPD76K1) 　Stainless steel case with black color hard-coating (SRPD77K1, 79K1) 　Silicone/calf hybrid strap (SRPD76K1) 　Nylon strap (SRPD77K1, 79K1) 　Hardlex crystal 　See-through screw case back 　Diameter: 42.5mm, Thickness: 13.4mm 　Water resistance: 10 bar 　Magnetic resistance: 4,800 A/m Approximate recommended retail prices in Europe: from 280 to 340 Euro

I wait and pray everyday for an entire chapter by Hugo reviewing Patek Philippe big complicated watches while listening to Prodigy! ;) Best regards!

Maybe in 10 or 20 yrs we'll get Spring Drive for us common folks. Ha Ha Still pretty cool. I have been seeing a lot more turtles & tunas. Glad to see more people jumping on board.

You see this is what made me fall in love with watches. The Hugo banter the watches for the simple man. I laughed so hard at the Hugo voice. I love that dinosaur.

Personally, i’m not fussed if it is or isn’t the replacement for the famed SKX. The new offerings look very cool and will no doubt sell strongly. If in fact these are not the SKX replacements and Seiko has a trump card still up its sleeve, well, more for us watch lovers to drool over and sweat over which ones we’re going to/ would love to add to our collections. Once again, the consumers (and more importantly), the Gentry win!😁👍🏻

I think it's a great move. 98% of SKX owners don't dive, and the other 2% have the Turtle as an option. You can swim with 10bar! Seiko seems to be lowering the price and marketing these towards young people, and therefore taking on the fashion brands like DW and MVMT which dominate that demographic. Great stuff.

Interesting is that Rolex gets more and more jubilee ( gmt, batman.. ) and seiko replacing the jubilee for the oyster ..

I think this is a true half glass full/half glass empty situation. If you come from the Seiko 5 Sports side it is the first, you are getting the iconic case design from the SKX, an improved movement (4R36) which only some Seiko 5s have, and a ton new faces and straps to choose. If you are coming from the SKX side then you are indeed from the empty side of the glass. As far as the price Seiko Prospex and Seiko 5s usually sell at 60, 65% of the retail price even through Seiko ADs, you may expect this watches being sold Around 185 to 220USD, I don't think anyone has paid full retail for a Samurai or Turtle when newly released since they always have discounted prices way below the retail price. With this announcement I'm considering selling my SNZH53J1 and get the New Blue Suits with mesh SRPD71K1, total stunner!!! Greetings from Bogotá Colombia TGV!

As a huge Seiko fan, I'm quite disappointed that they've turned our beloved SKX into something else. However i do understand from a business perspective why they're relaunching the Seiko 5 using the iconic SKX looks. Call it laziness if you will, but i think they're pretty smart in reusing a design that is iconic and well loved and adding a new twist to it. Honestly the lineup looks beautiful and they also did a great job with the marketing as well. I believe it's going to do phenomenal !

@tgv Can you do a begginers guide video on the inner workings of a watch?

Yes, this is officially a Seiko 5 with an SRPD ref code now, not SKX. But, I think you'd be foolish to think this wasn't where the former SKX is now residing moving forward. As such, for the SKX line, I still think this is 1 step forward and 3 steps back. Not going to get into the superficial cosmetic options. Yes, you finally get a 4R36 movement. But, you lose 200m WR and consequently the ISO certified rating, no screwdown crown and I believe the lume pip is also removed as most, if not all, Seiko 5's have neither of these lost features. Some say the SKX was always part of the Seiko 5. IDK, don't really care about that... nearly all Seiko 5 specs are unlike the SKX's which were really closer to Prospex watches, imho. I know these will sell either way and almost nobody uses these for any serious diving purposes. But, that is beside my point. What once was a legitimate tool watch for divers has now been downgraded mostly spec-wise. It's ashamed since the SKX's lineage can really trace its way back through many iterations and the famous 6105. I mean that's a long fairly well-known line of watches which many would consider serious and reliable dive watches for decades. Now, it is not. I mean look at all the advert pics and none of them are remotely in or near a body of water, nor share any sort of dive heritage, where the former SKX should naturally belong within. And, in typical Seiko fashion, they either give you something you wanted for a while (such as hacking & hand-winding movement + new colors) and take things away and charge you more for it. Or, they might give you everything you probably wanted (the 62mas and 6105 reissues for somewhat recent starters) but will make the big leap and charge you an arm and leg for it. Don't get me completely wrong. I think Seiko 5's are great. There are a lot of really cool ones. And, these new "SKX-like" Seiko 5's will make fairly good entry-level watches for Seiko, not necessarily entry-level dive watches anymore, however. And, probably a great starting platform for mods also. But, I still think the spirit and more professionally spec'd SKX prior to these watches has taken a negative hit. Personally, I felt it may have been more logical to upgrade and rightfully elevate the SKX status officially into the Prospex line instead of Seiko 5. I mean people saying the Prospex is too large already aren't entirely correct. I mean there are probably even way more Seiko 5 models than many know about.

A t.rex singing,(firestarter) pure genius.love this show lol.

I’m looking to get this specialist model.

I would love to see the faux patina version in GLORIOUS 38mm! Thanks for the video, TGV! Loved it and your take on it!

Seiko has never changed the skx and they never will change the skx Seiko never has discontinued the skx and Seiko never will discontinue the skx, it's too much of a cash cow, Seiko will never stop producing it. Mark my words. Facts.

I hear so many people complaining about the new srpd Sekio 5 being only 100m and not iso certified. The new Seiko 5 srpd is not a replacement for the skx, it's a replacement for the snzf series (sea urchin). The old snzf 7S movement did not have hacking or manual wind, so the new 4R is an improvent. Also the snzf was rated for 100m and sold for around 180 dollars which is in line with what these new srpd Seiko 5's are selling for in department stores. So for all those complaining how about how the new srpd's are inferior to the old skx's, do some research. The turtle and the samurai are the true replacement for the skx.

I liked the SRPD59K1 so much, I bought one ... and it's lovely!

I'm about to buy a turtle Pepsi dial PADI.....before its too late !

In my humble opinion the Orient Kamasu beats it at more than one level....Depending on it's final pricepoint when it releases.

I think it's a super smart move for Seiko. I wonder what the actual online price will be but it's under $250 I will be very tempted to pick one up. I love the orange dial version.

I bought the Seiko srpd53 and I truly love it. Thank you for another great video, keep up the great work. Seiko did good with these new Seiko 5 watches.

Style over substance, which unfortunately used to be the opposite of Seiko. I see what they’re trying to do, but I just don’t agree with how they executed it.

Wish they had it in a 38 😭

Hugo ~TGV => The duo is back - yuhooo!! Would be really nice to see a newer version SKX013 as well :)

I've been wearing my new Seiko SKX 007 for about a month now. Thanks to you and Long Island Watch. I love it.

If they discontinued the SKX for these it is not a very good idea if they also sell skx it is an awesome idea

All they had to do was upgrade the movement to a 4R36 and KEEP the ISO Diver's certification. Oh wait - they already did that with the Samurai & Turtle. But not everyone like the Turtle or the 3 O'clock crown on the Samurai. I guess if you're looking for a 200m dive watch with a 4 o'clock crown that's not in a turtle case, look anywhere other than Seiko. 3rd-party microbrands are going to take the money Seiko just left on the table with SKX-style cases w/4 o'clock crowns and NH36 movements. For everyone else, there's the Casio Duro. ;-)

Hugo doing karaoke - priceless! I do like many of the new color ways and how "Automatic" is in a script font, but wish they were still ISO rated divers. As you said, if ISO rating is a requirement, Seiko has loads of Prospex references available.

The intro is amazing, I love you TGV lol. You make the shitty days so much better. Covid, my pregnant wife is having issues, the VA didn't pay my GI bill stuff for school, etc. You're a hero 😂

Is Seiko trying to help Orient, Citizen, and various microbrands gain market share?

Nah, I don't think it's a SKX replacement, it's a fun watch for new enthusiasts. Maybe the new gateway drug from Seiko?

He's right, needs an SKX013 version. Maybe 39mm instead of 40?

The last few years at Basel Seiko has released a modern take on one of their classic dive watches. Just imagine an SKX007/009 mid to high end re-issue. Keep the SKX shape but do it in 41mm with near Grand Seiko level finishing, a ceramic bezel, sapphire crystal, applied indices at the level of the latest Omega Seamaster, an 8L35 level movement and a Rolex quality level jubilee bracelet and clasp (in Seiko's design of course). Keep the matte colors on the dial and bezel not anything glossy and the exact style of hands but finish them like it was a Grand Seiko with that precision and craftsmanship. Keep the wave style caseback but with another level of texture added. Price it at $3000 and instead of a limited edition just make them as a regular watch but maybe only for 3-4 years then retire the greatest dive watch of all time.

needs that jubilee bracelet though

Those Hugo bits were hilarious lol. Thanks for that TGV!

Nice review TGV. You're the first "watch guy" I've encountered who isn't absolutely losing their mind over the stupidity of this move by Seiko. Like you said, Seiko still makes plenty of true divers so, personally, I'm gonna give these a chance before condemning Seiko. The upgraded movement is big, so like these or not, everyone's gotta be happy with that. We'll see, I'll at least consider one.

First thank you for remain original and pay so much attention for affordable watches. New replacement of Seiko SKX and 5 overall is not a mistake if we look from Seiko shoes, as throguh this put a clear barier between a real diver and a “look as a diver” watch and so push the clients to chose an expensive diver if they really dive and to chose only a diver style for less money if clients like the style. From client perspective, personally think that improving movement with only a step above and eliminating water resistance but a double price at the end is a kind of exageration and the risk is that people to give up at one affordable line due to the fact is not affordable anymore and more than this, price are not reflected 100% in quality.

Soul is lost with much lower water resistance. It’s no more a professional dive watch. Period.