Seiko confirms February 2026 release for four new 145th anniversary limited watches
Seiko has now confirmed the release timing for its four 145th anniversary limited-edition watches, with all models scheduled to arrive in February 2026. Now, we have a clearer launch window for those who are already tracking availability for these 4 watches.
The four watches have been unveiled across Seiko’s King Seiko, Presage, Prospex, and Astron lines. Each model is labelled as a limited men’s release and tied directly to the brand’s 145-year milestone.
The SJE121 comes under the King Seiko banner and has multiple references to the historic KS1969 design language. It is listed as a February 2026 release. It is easily one of the most heritage-focused watches in this anniversary group. As with recent King Seiko releases, the focus here is on scaled down proportions and classic styling rather than any unnecessary complications.
Moving into Presage territory, the SPB538 belongs to the Presage Classic Series. Seiko has confirmed it as a 145th anniversary limited edition, with production capped at 1,450 pieces. Like the others, it is scheduled for February 2026, which puts it alongside the rest of the anniversary lineup rather than as a solo release.
The SRQ059 is the Prospex Speedtimer side of the collection. Rounding out the group is the SSH186 from the Astron range. Both these Prospex and GPS Solar models are again confirmed as a Seiko 145th Anniversary Limited Edition, again limited to 1,450 units. Both are also listed for a February 2026 launch.
Rather than rolling them out separately, the Japanese timepiece manufacturer looks to be treating February 2026 as the key moment for its 145th anniversary lineup to reach the market. It should also make it easier for buyers who want to purchase the whole set altogether.
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