Editorial illustrationLord Matic
A compact, sharply dressed Lord Matic with a 23-jewel automatic caliber, day-date display and familiar late-sixties Seiko design language.
Editorial illustrationProfessional Diver
A purpose-built quartz diver from the era when practicality, legibility and resilience were the guiding design brief.
Editorial illustration5 Actus / DX
The 6106 family represents the accessible automatic watches that made Japanese mechanical engineering part of everyday life.
Editorial illustrationQuartz Astron
On December 25, 1969, Seiko commercially introduced the Quartz Astron, establishing a new era of wristwatch timekeeping.
Editorial illustrationSeven Star Deluxe
A representative of Citizen’s broad mechanical era, where caseback codes, dial printing and movement markings are essential to dating.
Editorial illustrationQuartz Chronograph
ALBA gives the archive a crucial chapter: energetic shapes, unexpected colors and accessible Japanese quartz design.
Editorial illustrationSportsman
A small hand-wound mechanical watch from a period of rapid innovation in Japanese mass-market timekeeping.
Editorial illustrationSilverWave
A sport-oriented quartz family, with individual caseback and dial references awaiting verification.