Seiko Men's Analogue Japanese Quartz Watch with Stainless Steel Strap SSB377P1, Silver, bracelet

About the brand:

Ever since 1881, Seiko has been enriching the watch industry with timepieces that speak of unparalleled watchmaking expertise. A brand that has progressed by leaps and bounds since its foundation, Seiko is today among the world’s largest and most coveted watchmaker brand. With an eventful and rich heritage, the brand has won many laurels for its pioneering initiatives in the horological world. Over a century of extensive skill and knowledge has led Seiko to deeply support and associate with the sports arena throughout its journey. Smart and fashionable, their timepieces have always been ahead of their time. It is this intensely futuristic vision that has enabled the brand to consistently produce revolutionary watches, keeping in mind parameters of both visual appeal as well as mechanical supremacy. Innovation and precision are some of the adjectives that can be used to describe the brand watches.

Their time keepers resemble a work of art and the brand focus mainly on crafting high quality and classy time tellers Seiko has been associated with sports, supporting international events including six Olympic Games, four soccer World Cups and twelve athletics World Championships.

The brand is endorsed by Darya Klishina, a rising star of Russian athletics and Novak Djokovic, a professional tennis player. A rage among aficionado, their watches are sought after the world over. The most popular Seiko Watch collections are the Seiko Astron, Seiko Kinetic, Seiko Lord Classic, Seiko Premier, Seiko Prospex and Seiko Solar.

History of the only manufacture with every watchmaking expertise

In 1923, the Great Kanto Earthquake struck and the company’s headquarters and the Seikosha factory all burned down. A fresh start had to be made. Just after the earthquake, the company had created an entirely new watch and it went on sale in December 1923. It was the first to carry the name Seiko, introducing the world for the first time the brand name that was later to become synonymous with precision and accuracy, innovation and refinement.

The Seiko Quartz Astron was introduced in Tokyo on December 25, 1969. It delivered unmatched performance. It was accurate to within 5 seconds per month, 100 times more accurate than any other watch and it ran continuously for a year, or 250 times longer than most mechanical watches. The quartz revolution had begun