Seiko Prospex Pogue Speedtimer Solar SSC947P1

It joins the Prospex Speedtimer collection. It is a solar chronograph powered by caliber V192. The case shape is inspired by the 1964 original, with a new diameter of 41.40 mm. This model is affectionately called "Pogue," in reference to astronaut William Pogue. On November 16, 1973, he took his Seiko watch with him on a training mission. The watch was not certified for spaceflight by NASA , but he decided to use his personal watch anyway. "I found it very useful for measuring fuel consumption," he says. During the official mission, Pogue wore his Seiko on his left arm. This mission, Skylab 4, was the longest ever, lasting 84 days and 1,214 orbits of the Earth.

Model: PROSPEX Speedtimer Men's Watch – Solar Quartz Chronograph
Movement: Solar-powered quartz
Caliber: V192
Water resistance: 10 bar

Glass: Domed sapphire with anti-reflective treatment
Hands: With LumiBrite® treatment

Case Material: Stainless Steel
Case Diameter: 41.40 mm
Case Thickness: 13 mm

Bracelet / Strap: Steel bracelet
Closure: Triple folding clasp with push button release

Functions: Date, day, tachymeter, power reserve indicator, chronograph up to 60 minutes with 1/5th of a second accuracy, hands with LumiBrite®

Power Reserve: Approximately 6 months when fully charged
Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month