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Introducing the Seiko Presage Classic Craftsmanship Enamel SPB537

With the Presage Classic Series Craftsmanship Emaille SPB537, Seiko reinterprets traditional Japanese watchmaking through a contemporary lens. Enamel craftsmanship, a refined vintage-inspired design, and modern mechanics come together in a new addition to the Presage Craftsmanship line.
Seiko: Presage Classic Craftsmanship Enamel SPB537, Title
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Seiko, celebrating its 145th anniversary in 2026, continues to refine the dialogue between past and present with the Presage Classic Series Craftsmanship Enamel SPB537. Inspired by a 2017 Presage model— and, further back, by Seiko’s first pocket watch, the legendary Timekeeper— the new reference combines vintage inspiration with a contemporary style. The three-hand watch is housed in a tonneau-shaped steel case measuring just under 36 mm in diameter and 12.5 mm in height. At its center lies the white enamel dial, whose warm sheen create the depth and refinement the material is known for. Bold black Roman numerals, a railroad-minute track, the 24-hour indication at 6 o'clock and blued hands provide strong contrast.

Seiko: Presage Classic Craftsmanship Emaille SPB537, profile

Presage Classic Craftsmanship Enamel SPB537

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Through the screw-down exhibition case back, the in-house caliber 6R5H comes into view. Designed for reliability and precision, the movement offers a power reserve of more than 72 hours. With water resistance rated to 50 meters, the SPB537 is well suited to daily wear, combining refined looks with practical endurance.

Seiko: Presage Classic Craftsmanship Enamel SPB537, wristshot

Presage Classic Craftsmanship Enamel SPB537

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For the first time, Seiko pairs a tonneau-shaped case with a metal bracelet. Thanks to newly developed, precisely fitted end links, the bracelet integrates seamlessly with the case and significantly enhances wearing comfort. Priced at $1,600, the SPB537 will be available from February 2026.


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