Seiko Thailand has now fully revealed the Prospex Muay Thai Limited Edition it teased earlier, and the final watch turns out to be a bold all-gold diver built around a black textured dial and matching gold bracelet.

The promo clip places the watch in a boxing ring under a spotlight. The bezel, case, and bracelet are all done in a uniform gold tone, with a black bezel insert and gold minute markings. It still looks very much like a classic Seiko Prospex diver, just pushed into far more attention-grabbing territory with the color choice.

Up close, the dial is the most interesting part. Seiko uses a repeating radial pattern rather than a flat surface. This gives the dial a bit of depth when light hits it. The hour markers are large circular and rectangular indices with luminous fill, outlined in gold. The hands follow the same formula, with a bold minute hand and a date window at three o’clock. Text on the dial confirms this is an automatic Prospex diver rated to 200 meters.

The caseback isn’t shown, but one of the images focuses on the clasp, where Seiko’s logo is engraved into the same gold-tone metal. Another shot shows the special box: the watch sits on a cushion next to a black rubber strap with a matching gold buckle, so the owners can seemingly swap out the bracelet for something more practical if they have to.

The Instagram caption from Seiko Thailand, when translated, also references Muay Thai inspiration and calls the watch a limited edition, with sales scheduled to start on 27 November 2025. There is no mention yet of production numbers or whether it will be sold outside Thailand, so for now it appears to be designed specifically for the local market and collectors who follow these regional Prospex releases closely.

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