There's a reason the Seiko 5 Sports has been a cult favourite for decades. It's tough, it's stylish, and it never needs a battery. The SRPE71K1 takes everything great about the Seiko 5 legacy and packages it into one seriously impressive automatic watch.

At AUD $580, this is the watch that refuses to be outclassed.


Automatic Power. Zero Compromise.

Forget battery changes. The SRPE71K1 is powered purely by the motion of your wrist — a mechanical marvel that connects you to over a century of watchmaking tradition.

  • Seiko 4R36 automatic movement — 24 jewels, manual winding capability, and a 41-hour power reserve that keeps ticking even when you're not wearing it
  • 42.5mm stainless steel case — a bold, commanding presence that means business
  • LumiBrite hands and indexes — brilliant visibility in any light condition, day or night
  • Unidirectional rotating bezel — built for timing dives, laps, or anything life throws at you
  • 100-metre water resistance — pool, rain, ocean, no problem
  • 4,800 A/m magnetic resistance — engineered to perform in environments where ordinary watches fail

Built for the Adventurer in You

The see-through screw case back lets you admire the 4R36 movement in action — a mesmerising reminder that there's a work of mechanical art on your wrist. The three-fold clasp with secure lock ensures the watch stays exactly where it belongs, no matter how active your day gets.

Day/date display, stop-second hand function, and LumiBrite illumination mean this watch works as hard as you do — from the gym to the boardroom to the great outdoors.


A Legacy Watch at a Remarkable Price

The Seiko 5 Sports has graced the wrists of adventurers, collectors, and discerning watch lovers for generations. The SRPE71K1 continues that legacy with features that rivals at twice the price can't match.

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