Symbolic of Seiko’s rise in Swiss chronometer competitions and One of the rarest Seikos out there. Only 226 of Seiko Astronomical Observatory Chronometers were made from 1968 to 1970…
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Vintage Seiko quartz may not be the most popular among vintage watch collectors, but it does hold a special place in horology history. With modern Grand Seiko on the rise and the incredible variety of Seiko quartz, its bound to grow in popularity…
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One of the rarest Seiko known to exist, and it’s not known how many exist, this ‘Imperial’ Seiko V.F.A. 4580-7020 was made especially for Emperor Hirohito to gift to foreign dignitaries.
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One of the most intriguing models of the Seiko ‘Tuna’ collection, the ‘Golden Tuna’ is know for its 49 mm titanium nitrate case and for being worn by James Bond…
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The pinnacle of Seiko’s watchmaking prowess, in quartz or mechanical, starting in the 1970s and brought back in 2018 for the 20th anniversary of the Grand Seiko 9S movement.
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Another space watch from Seiko, the Seiko 5 6119-8460, except this one never left Earth’s atmosphere.
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The Seiko Bell-Matic, the first Japanese wrist alarm, a gem from the 1960s and 1970s.
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With the newest James Bond movie and the last one with Daniel Craig hitting the screens, we decided to take a look back through the classic ‘Bond watches’ and pick some of our favourites…
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Seiko began to prepare for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics in 1961. Part of that preparation was creating a series of watches, chronographs, that are still revered today…
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While car designers have worked with watch brands in the past, the combination of Japanese watchmaker, Seiko, and famed Italian car designer, Giorgetto Giugiaro was…
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An extremely rare WWII military watch, not the typical Swiss or German pilot’s watch but one made for Japanese pilots by Seiko…the Seiko Tensoku…
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The story of what is today known as ‘Seiko Kinetic’ is really one of hard work paying off. What started as an idea in the early 1970s…
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As scuba diving became more popular as a recreational sport, there were a number of watch brands that stood out in the niche - and benefited from their investment long-term.
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The story behind the high-end Seiko quartz of the early 1970s that cost more than Grand Seiko: the SQ, QT, QR, and QZ lines.
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Why do people refer to the 95GS as the first Grand Seiko quartz movement? What about the Grand Quartz produced between 1975 and 1980?
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Seiko made a very particular series of watches for blind people in the 1970s and 1980s. These were watches with Braille markers on the dial and crystals that could be lifted up…
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One of the most underrated vintage Seiko collections is the ‘Lord’. With many models using movements from King and Grand Seiko models - not to mention the design, it really is value for money.
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