Seiko Scuba Diver 200m 5H25-6A1B | Colorful Bezel | White Dial | Rubber Strap Used

Condition: Used

Production Year & Movement

Made in 1989 | Caliber 5H25-6A1B | Quartz

Features & Selling Points

“A playful vintage quartz diver full of personality.”

Presenting the Seiko Quartz “Scuba Diver 200M” ref. 5H25-6A1B. This pop, fun-loving vintage quartz dive watch strongly reflects the street culture and marine sports boom of the 1990s.

The dark gray rotating bezel boldly features the words “SCUBA,” “DIVER,” and “200m” in pop pink and purple lettering, giving it a character that sets it apart from conventional, serious dive watches.

The clean white dial is perfectly complemented by the hands and dot indices outlined in purple.

The case is made of durable stainless steel, and the case back is engraved with a wave design. It is powered by the quartz caliber 5H25.

The watch is fitted with a rubber strap featuring a distinctive, bold typeface, a rare detail that captures the spirit of its era.

Combining a pop color scheme with genuine 200m water resistance, this is a truly unique Seiko.

Condition, Scratches, Bracelet Links & Accessories

[Dial] No noticeable major damage.

[Case / Bezel / Case Back] Light wear and minor scratches only.

[Crystal] No noticeable wear or scratches.

[Strap / Buckle] Both are genuine Seiko. The strap shows some curling from storage but is ready to wear immediately.

[Operation] The bezel rotates counterclockwise (unidirectional) only. The crown is a screw-down type.

After unscrewing the crown, pull it out to the first position and turn it to change the date. Pull it out to the second position and turn it to move the hands and set the time.

[Accessories] Plastic watch case and instruction manual.

Timekeeping & Size

Timekeeping: As a quartz watch, there are no issues with accuracy.

Lug width: 19mm Case diameter: approx. 37.5mm (excluding crown) Lug-to-lug: approx. 41mm Thickness: approx. 11mm (including crystal)

Notes for cross-border listing:

I changed “1990s street culture” wording slightly to keep the 1989 production year consistent. You may want to say “late 1980s–1990s” if you prefer. “Ready to wear immediately” is used for the strap; some buyers may prefer “Strap shows curling from storage” to be extra transparent. The original says the bezel rotates to the left only, which is counterclockwise, so I stated both. Consider adding “Pre-owned / Not water tested” if you do not guarantee current water resistance, which is common for vintage watches sold internationally.