King Seiko Modern Re-Interpretation 39mm SPB371 type_programmable These elements are magnified by

These elements are magnified by a domed glass-box sapphire crystal

for its generously cushioned 'barrel-shaped' case) is built using Seiko's 5K65 solar-charged "Flyer GMT" quartz movement for full timekeeping autonomy and staggering accuracy

and yellow chronograph hand provide enhanced legibility

with opaline silvery colour to indicate daytime and dark blue to indicate night

and features a screw down crown at the four o’clock position to ensure comfort and a dual-curve sapphire crystal for optimal clarity and durability

King Seiko Modern Re-Interpretation 39mm SPB371 type_programmable These elements are magnified byThe legendary King Seiko gets a new size and movement As the story goes, Kintaro Hattori opened a shop in Ginza to sell timepieces in 1881, thus beginning the history of Seiko. His company produced Japans first wristwatch in 1913 and has since advanced the art of watchmaking through both technology and craft. The King Seiko collection pays tribute to Hattori's original mission, and now, a year after this collection was re introduced to the modern