Seiko Golden Tuna American This relatively obscure reference combined

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Seiko Golden Tuna American This relatively obscure reference combinedSeiko's Tuna dive watches are known by the nicknames of "Baby Tuna," "Golden Tuna" and "Grandfather Tuna," but they could also be known as "big," "bigger," and "biggest." But rather than being big simply for the sake of it, the size of the Tunas has functionality at its heart. Seiko had released its first dive watch in 1965, the Reference 6217 (or 62 MAS). The 62 MAS was water resistant to 150 meters and had a rotating bezel, luminous hour markers,