Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Solar Chronograph „Pogue“ SSC947P1 Taucheruhr while the subdials are white—a

while the subdials are white—a reversal of the classic "panda dial

The FIST series was conceived in the late 1990s as a design experiment between Casio and several Japanese fashion labels

the watches surpass their predecessors in terms of accuracy

blue second hand

Movement: Mechanical Seiko hand-wound movement from the 1950s series

Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Solar Chronograph „Pogue“ SSC947P1 Taucheruhr while the subdials are white—aThe SSC947P1 is a speedtimer solar chronograph with one of Seiko's most famous nicknames: "Pogue." The name comes from astronaut William Pogue, who made a Seiko chronograph with a striking yellow orange color scheme famous in the 1970s. Since then, "Pogue" has stood for precisely this look in the Seiko world: sporty, bold, iconic and instantly recognizable. With the SSC947P1, Seiko revives this design DNA and translates it into a modern Prospex watch