Description

The Seiko Prospex Diver 1965 Heritage Shohei Ohtani 2026 Limited Edition SBDC224 is a highly exclusive, celebratory automatic timepiece built on Seiko's iconic 1965 historical diver platform. This special JDM release serves as an artistic tribute to the legendary achievements of baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani, specifically honoring his monumental season where he secured his 4th unanimous MVP award and guided the Los Angeles Dodgers to consecutive World Series victories. The primary visual anchor is its beautifully executed Home Blue dial, adorned with an intricate vertical striped texture inspired directly by the Dodgers' home uniform palette. Gold-plated accents are applied across the unidirectional rotating bezel rim, screw-down crown, hands, and applied markers, serving as a direct homage to the special golden MLB logo patch granted exclusively to reigning MVP award recipients. Beneath the dial operates Seiko's premium in-house Calibre 6R55 mechanical automatic movement, a robust engine packing a substantial 72-hour power reserve that continues ticking reliably over a three-day weekend. The 40.0 mm stainless steel case and multi-link oyster bracelet are protected by Seiko’s proprietary DiaShield hard coating to provide exceptional resistance against daily scratches and abrasions. Collector-centric customizations are integrated throughout its architecture; the tactical screw-down crown is deeply engraved with his player number "17", while his personal autograph is cleanly etched directly onto the multi-lock folding diver's clasp. Built with standard air-diving parameters tracking up to 300 meters of water resistance and shielded by a domed sapphire crystal, this highly collectible reference combines severe professional diving performance with an elite baseball sports legacy.

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• Warranty: Yes per manufacturer
• Packaging: Original retail gift box

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