Unboxing the new Seiko SLA077 Prospex Luxe 1968 Re-Interpretation Marinemaster Diver

I unbox the new Unboxing the new Seiko SLA077 Prospex Luxe 1968 Re-Interpretation Marinemaster Diver. This may be also known as the SBDX063 in the JDM.
With as many Seiko's I've owned, it should be no surprise that I really like the brand and enjoy their wide variety of watches despite some of their boggling QC issues and increasing prices.
With that in mind, it has been odd that my modest watch collection has had a Seiko absent for as long as it has... I'd say at least 3 months. The last was actually a Grand Seiko. And, so actually longer than that if we're talking about just Seiko.
Thus, when Seiko announced and introduced their latest 1968 Marinemaster re-interpretation about a month ago, I was excited for it. It comes in 2 colors. A black dial & black bezel. And, a white dial & black bezel. Actually, the white dial is more of an opaline white as it has a slight silver sheen to it. But, essentially at least 90% of the time the dial appears white. Both colors have a fine sand grain like texture to the dials. I chose the white dial SLA077.
I always had a thing for white dial black bezel divers. It started way back in 1994 with my first luxury watch purchase of a TAG Heuer diver that had a white dial and black bezel. It wasn't something I thought to myself I specifically wanted back then. I just naturally gravitated towards it given the choices at the watch store at the time and the cash on hand I could afford to buy.
Ever since then, I would say my quest to find the best white dial black bezel diver has given me multiple watch experiences. Today it has taken me to the SLA077.