HOT ! Vintage Seiko Diver\'s 200m 7002-7039

The Seiko 7002-7039 is a classic late-1980s to 1990s automatic diver powered by Seiko’s durable 17-jewel 7002 movement. Featuring a stainless steel case with 150m water resistance and a bold, legible dive-style dial, it carries the unmistakable Seiko tool-watch heritage. As a predecessor to the iconic SKX line, the 7002 series is highly regarded among collectors. A rugged and collectible vintage Seiko diver built for everyday wear.

Specifications

SKU

02132026105628



Item

Wristwatch



Brand

Seiko



Model

Diver\'s 200m



Reference

7002-7039



Year

1996



Dial Color

Black



Case Material

Steel



Movement

Automatic



Caliber

7002A



Country

Japan



Gender

Men\'s



Jewels

17



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Balance

 

Condition

Overall Condition

Fair, overall condition



Case

Shows desk marks and light scratches.



Crystal

Shows scratches and scuffings.



Crystal Condition

 



Dial

Overall good condition



Crown

Shows desk marks and light scratches.



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Hands

Overall good condition



Hands Condition

 



Band

Original Rubber Band



Function

Running, but may be in need of service. This means, it can run unreliably, start or stop and timekeeping is not guaranteed



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Timing Data

Losing 1 Min a day, Low Amplitude, beat error 5.6



Additional Notes

Bezel is Stiff

Measurements

Diameter

42mm



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Thickness

13mm



Lug Width

22mm



Lug to Lug

45.5mm



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About the Brand

Seiko: A beloved brand among collectors, Seiko has long been known for offering exceptional watches at accessible prices. Founded in 1881, the Japanese brand earned worldwide recognition for its divers, sports chronographs, and industry-leading quartz technology. With a lineup that includes historically significant and technically innovative pieces, Seiko remains one of the most widely collected and respected watch brands across all price points.