Who It's For: Though aimed at collectors and enthusiasts, the Alpinist would readily serve as a satisfying option for someone wearing the same single watch day-in and day-out. With premium features like sapphire crystal, the new models revive and refine the popular designs of the not-too-distant past and feature an upgraded in-house movement with an impressive 70-hour power reserve. It's as robust as about any Seiko dive watch in its price range but is more versatile thanks to its smaller size and restrained design. It's got an unusual place in Seiko's wider range, with design elements not found in other models as well as historical appeal as the brand's first sport watch line. Notable: The Alpinist is a timepiece with personality and a story. Equipped with a new automatic movement and premium updates, the latest generation of this classic outdoor watch offers charm, value and a hell of a tough product that the modern outdoorsman can take anywhere. Originally intended for Japanese "mountain men" of the 1960s, its refined flourishes suggest, however, that these rugged mountaineers were also urbane. Seiko can be trusted to make a serious tool watch, and the Alpinist is no exception.
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