Seiko 1194 – Frühe Dresswatch aus der Nachkriegszeit (Januar 1953) Quarz 0 mm– Anstoßbreite: 20 mm
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Description
0 mm– Anstoßbreite: 20 mm
known for its low power consumption and robustness
This watch represents Seiko's early phase of high-quality ladies' models with the then newly developed Diashock 17-jewel hand-wound movement
This Ricoh Automatic is an extraordinary time capsule of Japanese watch history
These Seiko stopwatches typically use the Seiko Calibre 8800
Seiko 1194 – Frühe Dresswatch aus der Nachkriegszeit (Januar 1953) Quarz 0 mm– Anstoßbreite: 20 mmThis very rare and exceptional early Seiko from January 1953 is an impressive example of Japanese watchmaking in the immediate post war period. It comes from a phase in which Seiko began to reposition itself technically and aesthetically with the aim of achieving international standards. The two tone dial with its warm patina, developed over decades, gives the watch remarkable depth. The lighter central area is framed by a darker outer ring, creating