Junk FilterThe brand behind your purchase
Watches designed across Japanese studios and made at several quality levels and locations.
These are brand facts. They do not certify the quality or authenticity of an individual listing.
01 / Buying facts
Warranty, return and support terms are not yet documented. Check the policy for the exact product, seller and country.
1881 — Kintaro Hattori opens a shop
02 / Company & ownership
Kintaro Hattori opened a Tokyo watch shop in 1881. Seiko went on to produce Japan’s first wristwatch, the first commercial quartz wristwatch and many proprietary movements.
A Tokyo watch business begins the Seiko story.
The Laurel is produced at Seikosha.
Seiko launches the first commercial quartz wristwatch.
03 / Design & manufacturing
Tokyo, Japan
Japan, Malaysia, China and other locations
04 / Product guide
Representative products from our brand research; popularity and current availability are not independently ranked.
A modern interpretation of Seiko’s first dive watch.
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A mechanical watch with a porcelain dial.
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A solar watch that sets itself by satellite.
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We do not yet have documented answers for these parts of Seiko’s profile. Missing evidence is not a negative finding about the brand.
05 / More research