Since the 19th century, Glashütte has produced high performance sports watches to use on land, at sea and in the air. Inspired by a sports diver it developed in the 1960s, the flagship Spezialist model is the SeaQ diver's watch.
![1969 Spezimatic Type RP TS 200, Glashutte Original SeaQ, SeaQ, Spezimatic]()
1969 Spezimatic Type RP TS 200
Below, is an overview of all the SeaQ references that includes the first three SeaQ models launched, and the latest SeaQ divers released in 2020. Precise and robust, all SeaQ divers are tested to Germany's national industrial standard for dive watches, DIN 8306, as well as the international ISO 6425 standard.
![SeaQ Panorama Date, Glashutte Original SeaQ Panorama Date, SeaQ, GO SeaQ, 1-36-13-03-90-33, caliber 36]()
Red gold and black, with a touch of grey.
For 2020, two new versions of the SeaQ Panorama Date diver's watch are now available in a red gold version with black dial, and in a bi-colour combination of stainless steel and red gold with grey dial.
The stainless steel case measures 43.20 mm in diameter with a 15.65 mm height. The stainless steel rotating bezel is fitted with a scratch-resistant black ceramic inlay. The dial with sunray finish and applied numerals and markers treated with natural white SuperLuminova. The case is stainless steel with polished and satin-brush finish. Powered by the caliber 36 that has a 100 hour power reserve. Price starts at $14,800.
![SeaQ Panorama Date, Glashutte Original SeaQ Panorama Date, SeaQ, GO SeaQ, 1-36-13-03-90-33, caliber 36]()
The SeaQ Panorama Date retains the classic design elements of the Spezimatic, and incorporates Glashütte Original's trademark big date for added functionality.
![SeaQ Panorama Date, Glashutte Original SeaQ Panorama Date, SeaQ, GO SeaQ, 1-36-13-04-91-08, caliber 36]()
The newest SeaQ Panorama Date builds on the original SeaQ collection launched last year in stainless steel. The dials are available in galvanic black or blue with a sun ray finish and applied numerals and markers treated with natural white SuperLuminova.
![SeaQ Panorama Date, Glashutte Original SeaQ Panorama Date, SeaQ, GO SeaQ, 1-36-13-04-91-08, caliber 36]()
The SeaQ 1969 is a faithful recreation of the original Spezimatic Type RP TS 200 produced in 1969, with the fit and finish of a modern timepiece. Strictly limited to 69 editions, the SeaQ 1969 features a 39.5 mm stainless steel case with polished and satin-brushed finish, a rotating bezel and an engraved solid case back. It has a galvanic black dial with sunray finish. The original dial of the vintage Spezimatic was painted with radium, and the SeaQ 1969 recreates the aged look with numerals and markers painted with a pale brown SuperLuminova, and hands treated with green SuperLuminova.
Although the SeaQ 1969 sold out quickly, the SeaQ in stainless steel is a standard, unlimited production model that is identical to the limited edition in most respects except for less wording on the dial and faux-aged SuperLuminova on the dial and hands. Powered by the caliber 39 automatic movement. Price starts at $8,700.
![SeaQ, Glashutte Original SeaQ 1969, SeaQ, GO SeaQ 1969, 1-39-11-06-80-08, caliber 39]()
For 2020, Glashütte Original expands the SeaQ line with a galvanic blue dial with sunray finish.
The SeaQ Blue features a 39.5 mm stainless steel case with polished and satin-brushed finish, a rotating bezel and an engraved solid case back. Powered by the caliber 39 automatic movement. Price starts at $9,100 on strap.
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Finally, the newest SeaQ reference adds some sparkle to the bezel. The galvanic blue dial with sunray finish is framed by a rotating bezel set with 47 brilliant-cut diamonds and 1 sapphire. Price starts at $16,100 on strap.
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1969 Spezimatic Type RP TS 200
Below, is an overview of all the SeaQ references that includes the first three SeaQ models launched, and the latest SeaQ divers released in 2020. Precise and robust, all SeaQ divers are tested to Germany's national industrial standard for dive watches, DIN 8306, as well as the international ISO 6425 standard.
Red gold and black, with a touch of grey.
For 2020, two new versions of the SeaQ Panorama Date diver's watch are now available in a red gold version with black dial, and in a bi-colour combination of stainless steel and red gold with grey dial.
The stainless steel case measures 43.20 mm in diameter with a 15.65 mm height. The stainless steel rotating bezel is fitted with a scratch-resistant black ceramic inlay. The dial with sunray finish and applied numerals and markers treated with natural white SuperLuminova. The case is stainless steel with polished and satin-brush finish. Powered by the caliber 36 that has a 100 hour power reserve. Price starts at $14,800.
The SeaQ Panorama Date retains the classic design elements of the Spezimatic, and incorporates Glashütte Original's trademark big date for added functionality.
The newest SeaQ Panorama Date builds on the original SeaQ collection launched last year in stainless steel. The dials are available in galvanic black or blue with a sun ray finish and applied numerals and markers treated with natural white SuperLuminova.
The SeaQ 1969 is a faithful recreation of the original Spezimatic Type RP TS 200 produced in 1969, with the fit and finish of a modern timepiece. Strictly limited to 69 editions, the SeaQ 1969 features a 39.5 mm stainless steel case with polished and satin-brushed finish, a rotating bezel and an engraved solid case back. It has a galvanic black dial with sunray finish. The original dial of the vintage Spezimatic was painted with radium, and the SeaQ 1969 recreates the aged look with numerals and markers painted with a pale brown SuperLuminova, and hands treated with green SuperLuminova.
Although the SeaQ 1969 sold out quickly, the SeaQ in stainless steel is a standard, unlimited production model that is identical to the limited edition in most respects except for less wording on the dial and faux-aged SuperLuminova on the dial and hands. Powered by the caliber 39 automatic movement. Price starts at $8,700.
For 2020, Glashütte Original expands the SeaQ line with a galvanic blue dial with sunray finish.
The SeaQ Blue features a 39.5 mm stainless steel case with polished and satin-brushed finish, a rotating bezel and an engraved solid case back. Powered by the caliber 39 automatic movement. Price starts at $9,100 on strap.
Finally, the newest SeaQ reference adds some sparkle to the bezel. The galvanic blue dial with sunray finish is framed by a rotating bezel set with 47 brilliant-cut diamonds and 1 sapphire. Price starts at $16,100 on strap.
