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Seiko Watches
Trend-setting, multi-functional watches by Seiko include the Perpetual Calendar watch series which automatically reset their date settings for the next 100 years; the Seiko Chronograph watch collection with dual stopwatch features; Seiko Divers Watches, Seiko Automatic Watches, Seiko Kinetic Watches, Seiko Sportura Watches and Seiko Titanium Watches. The Seiko Le Grande Sport series, a classic combination of contemporary European design and functionality; and the Seiko Ladies collection, an elegant marriage of versatility and style
Although the Seiko watch name was adopted in 1924 with the introduction of its first wrist watch, the company was actually founded 43 years earlier by a clockmaker in Tokyo's Ginza District. Renowned for its accuracy and craftsmanship. Seiko watches became a resounding success and by 1938, demand for the timepieces pushed yearly production to well over one million watches.
Dedicated to technology advancement and precise manufacture, Seiko Watches has repeatedly staked its reputation on performance, acting as the Official Timer of the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Sapporo, Barcelona, Lillihammer and Nagano.
Seiko's many design innovations include the world's first quartz watch, the world's first LCD quartz watch with six digit display, and the world's first intelligent analog quartz watch with alarm and timer function.
In 1992, with the introduction of the Kinetic design, once again Seiko Watches rewrote the state of the art. The Seiko Kinetic watch collection is a line of quartz watches that are electrically charged by movement. The Kinetic Auto Relay goes into suspended animation when unworn for three days, thus conserving energy. With a few shakes of the wearer's wrist, it wakes up and resets itself to the exact time.
