Featuring a minimalistic watch dial, it is said to represent the serenity of the Karesansui Zen gardens in Japan. If you’re looking for a design that’s stripped back, this could be the perfect watch for you. The Seiko Presage collection combines a Japanese aesthetic with traditional craftsmanship. Whether you’re out on the open water, taking to the sky or exploring on land, this incredible range of men’s Seiko watches will never let you down. Challenging every limit, this collection of timepieces has been meticulously manufactured with sports lovers and thrill-seekers in mind. The Seiko Prospex collection is made for the adventurer. Carefully crafted with excellence in mind, every timepiece is as impressive as the next. Whether you’re searching for a watch that is sleek and elegant or timeless and classic, there’s something for everyone within our range of Seiko watches. This impressive timeline of events is what has led to the brand’s reputation as the pioneering watchmaker it is known as today. To top it all off, in 1969, Hattori landed himself incredible recognition for manufacturing the world’s first automatic chronograph, equipped with both vertical clutch and column wheel. It was water-resistant for up to 150 metres and was used in the Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition. The brand grew in leaps and bounds through the years, from being the official timer in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics to creating Japan’s first diving watch in 1965. This then went on to become the official watch of Japan’s National Railway, which appointed Seiko as its official supplier. By 1913, he had successfully created Japan’s first wristwatch, an adaptation on his pocket watch made in 1895.

Hattori soon became known for his skills, producing wall clocks across Tokyo. The inspiration for the name comes from the combination of Japanese words ‘seiko’ – meaning exquisite or successful – and ‘sha’ – meaning house. Just 11 years later, the 'Seikosha Factory' was born. At 21 years old, the young entrepreneur decided to open a shop in central Tokyo where he began selling and repairing watches and clocks. Seiko was established in 1881 by Kintaro Hattori in Ginza, Tokyo. The Jewellery Edit - Jewellery News & Inspiration.

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