Seiko is a Japanese watch company that produces a variety of watches, including automatic, quartz, and kinetic-powered timepieces.
Founded in 1881 by Kintaro Hattori
Introduced the first wristwatch in Japan in 1913
In the 1960s, Seiko introduced the first quartz-powered watch
In 1986, Seiko introduced the first kinetic-powered watch
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The Seiko 5 is a popular line of automatic watches that are affordable and reliable. They are known for their durability and come in a variety of styles and colors.
The Presage line features dress watches with classic designs and high-quality movements. They are known for their attention to detail and are often considered a more affordable alternative to luxury Swiss watches.
The Prospex line features dive watches that are designed for underwater exploration. They are known for their durability and reliability in extreme conditions.
The accuracy of Seiko watches depends on the movement, but most modern Seiko watches are designed to be accurate within a few seconds per day.
Seiko watches range in price from around $50 for entry-level quartz models to several thousand dollars for high-end luxury watches.
Most Seiko watches are made in Japan, although some entry-level models may be made in other countries.
Kinetic technology is a type of quartz movement that is powered by the movement of the wearer's wrist. It combines the accuracy of quartz with the convenience of automatic winding.
Most Seiko watches are water resistant, but the degree of water resistance varies by model. Some models are designed for diving and can withstand depths of up to 200 meters, while others are only water resistant to 30 or 50 meters.