The history of SEIKO began in 1881, when a young entrepreneur of 22 years, Kintaro Hattori, opened his watch repair shop in Tokyo. Kintaro was determined to become a pioneer in the watch industry and his goal was that "SEIKO was always one step ahead of the others". 11 years later, in 1892, he founded the "Seikosha" manufactory and built his first wall clock and, in 1895, his first wristwatch.
The new Seiko SSC913P1 chronograph joins the Prospex Speedtimer collection. As with all Speedtimer chronographs, every detail has been designed to reflect the precision required for elapsed time measurement at the highest levels. The chronograph seconds hand extends to the tachymeter indications on the edge of the dial
Seiko Presage SSA405j1 watch. 3-hand self-winding movement, frequency 21,600 vibrations/hour, 24 jewels, manual winding option with 41-hour power reserve. In this version the case is made of steel, the dial decorated with a honeycomb pattern and with visible movement at 9 o'clock
Seiko 5 Sports celebrates its 55th anniversary with the SRPK11K1 special edition watch, which pays homage to the design and colors of the SKX Sports Style line. This model is powered by the automatic Caliber 4R36 movement
The SSB427P1 features a stunning analog silver dial in a case measuring 40mm in diameter and 12mm thick. Seiko SSB425P1 features include chronograph, 24 hour sub dial, hardlex crystal glass, push/pull crown, luminous hands and water resistant.