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The Seiko SPB143 is one of Seiko's most popular dive watches. With its classic skindiver looks, the Prospex SPB143 is a great divers watch that can be dressed up or down.
Our customers are always interested in reading our content on this particular Seiko, so it made sense for us to offer a strap set tailored specifically for this great watch!
This set contains a wide variety of straps that look great on a classic dive watch like the Seiko SPB143. We've also included a pack of our "Skinny Fat" spring bars, that are designed to fit dive watch lugs, as well as the Quick Release Diver's Spring Bars with thicker Seiko-style 1.1mm tips
This set contains five 20mm straps:
You can read all about why we chose these straps for the SPB143 in our Strap Showcase article.
Size Guide
The ‘lug width’ is simply the internal width measured between the lugs (where the watch strap fits) of the watch.
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