Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Solar Chronograph – White (Panda) Dial, 39mm – SSC813

The Seiko SSC813 is a Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Solar Chronograph, named for Seiko's historic Speedtimer chronographs. Light powers the movement, so there is no battery to swap, and the chronograph times events to 1/5 of a second.

This reference features a white dial with black subdials and a tachymeter bezel. Inside is the Seiko solar caliber V192, charged by any light source, running about six months on a full charge, with a 1/5-second chronograph to 60 minutes and a power-reserve indicator. You also get a 39mm case, sapphire crystal, 100m water resistance and stainless steel bracelet.

The SSC813 is currently sold out online. Call any Chicago Clock showroom in Clarendon Hills (431 E Ogden Ave), Orland Park (14486 LaGrange Rd) and Palatine (1615 N Rand Rd) to ask about incoming stock or a comparable Seiko. We have been family-owned since 1917, and we service Seiko watches.

Specifications

FAQ

What movement is in the Seiko SSC813?

The SSC813 runs on the Seiko solar caliber V192, charged by any light source, running about six months on a full charge, with a 1/5-second chronograph to 60 minutes and a power-reserve indicator.

Is the Seiko SSC813 water resistant?

Yes. It is rated to 100 meters (10 bar), which covers swimming and snorkeling. It is not a scuba diving watch.

Does the Seiko Speedtimer need a battery?

No battery changes. The solar movement charges from any light and runs about six months on a full charge. Leave it near a window if it sits unworn.

Is the Seiko SSC813 still available?

It is sold out at Chicago Clock right now. Call a showroom to check incoming stock.