Essentials Roman Numeral Dial

Japan's most iconic watch brand started its journey in 1881, when Kintaro Hattori opened a small watch shop in Tokyo. Ever since that time it has been the leader in Japanese watchmaking, making Japan's first wristwatch, its first chronograph and its first dive watch. Worldwide, Seiko has made created some of the biggest developments in watchmaking of any company. It introduced the world's first commercial quartz in 1969, the first six-digit LCD display quartz and the first analog quartz chronograph.

quartz calibre 6N01
stainless steel case
white Roman numeral dial
sapphire crystal
stainless steel bracelet with foldover clasp
water resistant to 50 metres

case diameter: 29.6mm
case width: 6.2mm
lug width: 14mm