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I learned recently that this watch has been discontinued. There doesn't appear to be any official announcements or forum posts regarding the discontinuation. It appears that it was discontinued under the radar. I only found out about the discontinuation after contacting a couple of Japanese...

For sale is my Seiko SBDB009, the Spring Drive Tuna. This was my first spring drive watch, and it probably will not be my last. That sweep is sooooooo smoooooth! Can get hypontized just watching it. Unfortunately, the watch is too big for my tastes. I pretty much knew that it would be, but I...

I'll probably regret selling this one, but I need to make some space. Seiko SBDB009 Spring Drive "Tuna" MarineMaster 600m I bought this from Seiya in the spring of 2015 and initially wore it quite a bit but find myself wearing my old SBBN much more frequently. There are a couple of teeny, tiny...

For sale is this Seiko Spring Tuna SBDB009, purchased August 2014. 50.7 mm Brightz titanium case with DLC coating. 22mm lugs. Wonderful movement running around +1.5 seconds a week or so at last check. Wears very well due to integrated lugs, and OEM strap is extremely comfortable. Comes complete...

Hello everyone. I'm looking for a new, or preferably a lightly used Seiko Spring Drive Tuna SBDB009. Please email me at gktii at mac dot com if you have one you may be willing to move. Thanks, Gerry.

Specifications: Spring Drive movement (Caliber 5R65) 30 Jewels Sapphire glass Buckle Clasp Bright titanium with DLC Case material Black Dial color Date Display Silicon Polyurethane Band Material Black Band Color 22mm Band width power reserve indicator Unidirectional rotating Bezel Luminous...

Up for sale here is my Seiko SBDB009 Spring Drive watch. I purchased this used from Japan a few months ago. It's serial number dates it as manufactured in February 2015. I've only worn it twice and it looks mint, as it would be new. I honestly can't find any marks on it at all (I always like to...

At one point and time, many had hoped to see one of Seiko's greatest innovations in one of their most coveted dive watches. The thought of a Spring Drive movement in a Tuna Can body came to reality in a limited edition model labeled the SBDB008 in 2013. Sadly, this piece was limited to only...