100 years ago, wristwatches were a novelty especially in Japan ( Seiko was there )
Antique in every respect except the movement, but it might be a nice thing to have and/or hand down to your kids. Cazalea ...
The usual +25/-15 & it’s automatic
Seiko doesn’t seem to want to get tighter on its specs though the modern movements seem to do better than spec.
That's lazy approach, to say the least.
A watch in this price range and with so much historical significance should be regulated for better results. Just my 2 cents. Regards
Gorgeous dial
great dimension too but 12.3mm in thickness might be deemed too thick for a dress watch.
I agree but I think it was meant to be the same size as the original
Here's the page which describes the concept. Reading between the lines, I think this is the first of 8 tribute watches to come out in Seiko's 100th year. 100th Anniversary Hattori Watch 100th Anniversary Index Page
