Seiko

SRZ532P1

Normal price: $599.00
Normal price
Offer Price: $599.00
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SRZ532P1

Normal price: $599.00
Normal price
Offer Price: $599.00
Unit price: by

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SRZ532P1

An elegant and classic seiko ladies watch with quartz movement. The subtle diamonds as index on the mother of pearl dial exudes chic femininity!

Movement

Manual winding possible∶ No
Jewels∶ 0
Caliber∶ -
Clockwork∶ Quartz

Watch case

Case color∶ Gold
Case material∶ Steel
Rotating bezel∶ No
Screw cover∶ No
Screw Knobs∶ No

Dial

Luminous index∶ No
Luminous hands∶ No
Dial material∶ Pearl

Seiko

Founding year

1881

Founding country

Japan

Production country

JapanChinaMalaysiaSingapore

Always one step ahead of the rest.

Seiko, founded in 1881 by Kintaro Hattori, has an impressive history dating back to the beginning of the modern era in Japan. The founder started out as a watchmaker in Tokyo and quickly became a pioneer in the watchmaking industry. The company produced its first clock in 1892 and Japan's first wristwatch in 1913, showing Seiko's commitment to innovation early on.

Over the following decades, Seiko grew into a globally respected watch brand with a series of groundbreaking achievements. In 1969, Seiko introduced the world's first quartz watch, the Astron, setting standards for precision and technological advancement. In the years that followed, Seiko launched other remarkable technologies, such as the Spring Drive mechanism, and developed several collections that are both technically advanced and aesthetically appealing. With more than a century of innovation and craftsmanship, Seiko remains an icon in the watchmaking industry, bringing together the past and the present in an impressive legacy of timekeeping.

Seiko - 01 January 1881

The main Seiko collection embodies the essence of Japanese watchmaking, with a wide range of models that combine innovation, reliability and style. From iconic diving watches to elegant dress watches, Seiko is known for its advanced technology, such as the groundbreaking Spring Drive mechanism. With a rich history since 1881, Seiko remains a global watch leader, with its collection striking a perfect balance between tradition and progressive design.