Reading Time: 4 minutes Today, a new series of six watches inspired by the Speedtimer and Seiko’s rich and continuing tradition of sports timing join the Prospex collection: Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Chronograph. A limited-edition watch with a new automatic chronograph movement pays faithful tribute to the design of the 1964 stopwatch, while a secondContinue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes Seiko Watch Corporation and Morioka Seiko Instruments Inc. are pleased to announce that they have, together, entered into an agreement with Iwate Prefecture to help protect, sustain and nurture the natural environment that surrounds the home of Seiko‘s mechanical watchmaking in the town of Shizukuishi. In particular, the agreement willContinue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes In 1986, Seiko launched a diver’s watch that set a new standard. It combined Seiko’s legendary 1975 design with the 1,000 meter water resistance required for saturation diving with a quartz movement that delivered an accuracy that no mechanical diver’s watch could match. At the time, and still today, itContinue Reading
Reading Time: < 1 minute The Seiko 5 Sports and graphic designer GUCCIMAZE collaboration is here! Seiko 5 Sports GUCCIMAZE Limited Edition fully express the worldview of GUCCIMAZE as artwork created expressly for the two models decorate the creations.Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes Seiko Presage Style60’s – The Japanese brand welcomes a new series that captures the vintage feel of a Seiko milestone watch combined with the traditional watchmaking skills for which the Presage collection is renowned.Continue Reading
Reading Time: < 1 minute The Seiko 5 Sports and AUTO MOAI collaboration is here! The watches fully express the worldview of artist AUTO MOAI as artwork created expressly for the two models decorate the creations.Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Seiko Prospex The 1970’s Diver’s Modern Re-interpretations: Five years after the introduction of Seiko’s, and Japan’s, first diver’s watch in 1965, Seiko introduced a watch that was as instantly memorable as it was supremely functional. This 1970 diver’s watch had a flowing case design with an asymmetrical extension that protectedContinue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes It was in 1959 that Seiko’s first Alpinist watch was introduced to meet the needs of mountain climbers and recreational field sports enthusiasts. From the start, it was well-received and, over the ensuing decades, its reputation spread far beyond the Japanese market for which it was first intended. Remarkably, itContinue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes When Kintaro Hattori founded his company in 1881, he was just 21 years old. During his fifty years at the helm, Seiko became the leading watch company in Japan, with its own design and production facilities. This achievement was a direct result of his single-minded vision that Seiko should beContinue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Since the first Credor Eichi was created in 2008, the combination of its beautifully simple design and the exquisite handcraftsmanship of its manufacture has made a lasting mark on the world horological stage. To begin a year of celebration of the 140th anniversary of the establishment by Kintaro Hattori ofContinue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Never before in the company’s history had there been a period of such creativity and achievement. From the first Grand Seiko in 1960 to the automatic chronograph in 1969, the sixties was a decade of important advances in both technical and design development that laid the foundation for the company’sContinue Reading