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WHAT WE LOVE:Discover a piece of horological history with the Seiko Vintage 1970s Hi-Beat, a captivating timepiece that perfectly embodies the innovation and craftsmanship of its era.The 37mm stainless steel case exudes classic elegance, showcasing a beautifully aged blue dial adorned with bold hour...

WHAT WE LOVE:Introducing the Seiko 1965 Seikomatic Weekdater, a true classic that embodies the elegance and of vintage watchmaking. This exquisite timepiece features a sleek, stainless steel case that showcases the original striking silver sunburst dial, adorned with luminous markers for optimal rea...

WHAT WE LOVE:This 1971 Seiko Ciclope Automatic Chronograph is a captivating piece of horological history, showcasing Seiko's pioneering spirit in the world of automatic chronographs. Powered by the iconic Seiko 6139 movement, this watch was among the first automatic chronographs ever made, adding su...

WHAT WE LOVE:The 1975 Seiko 5 Sports Speedtimer is a vintage treasure that represents Seiko's innovation in chronograph watches during the golden era of the 1970s. Powered by Seiko's automatic 6139 movement, one of the world’s first automatic chronograph calibre, it includes an instant day-date fe...

WHAT WE LOVE:The Seiko 1970 Pogue is a true icon in the world of vintage timepieces, known for its rich history and distinctive design. Originally worn by astronaut William Pogue during the Skylab space mission, this watch has earned its place as one of Seiko's most celebrated models. Featuring a st...

WHAT WE LOVE:The Seiko Premier Kinetic Perpetual SNP153 is designed for those who appreciate precision and refinement, this watch features Seiko’s Kinetic Perpetual movement, which combines automatic charging with the accuracy of quartz. Powered by wrist motion, the movement stores energy for up t...

WHAT WE LOVE:The Seiko 62MAS, officially known as the Seiko 6217-8000, was Seiko's first dive watch introduced in 1965. Its name is derived from the watch's movement caliber "62" and "AutoMAtic Selfdater". With a 38mm stainless steel case, it boasted a water resistance of 150 meters and featured a b...

WHAT WE LOVE: The Seiko vintage chronograph automatic watch was an incredible addition to the Seiko range in its day, nicknamed the UFO because of the unusual shape of the dial which appears to "hover" above the wrist. A very cool watch indeed. 1972 Seiko ‘UFO’ Chronograph. FIVEFORTYFIVE SIX MONTHS WARRANTY

WHAT WE LOVE: One of the latest Seiko limited edition models, this Speedtimer automatic takes its inspiration from a stopwatch that Seiko produced in 1964 for the Tokyo Olympic games. FIVEFORTYFIVE SIX MONTHS WARRANTY

WHAT WE LOVE:This 1986 Seiko Turtle Diver 6306-7000 is an iconic timepiece from Seiko’s legendary lineage of professional dive watches. As part of the revered 6306 series, this model was produced exclusively for the Japanese domestic market (JDM) and stands out due to its hacking movement and Kanj...

WHAT WE LOVE:The Seiko 6105-8110, affectionately dubbed the “Captain Willard", is one of the most historically significant and recognisable vintage dive watches ever made. Produced between 1970 and 1977, this reference gained widespread fame after appearing in Apocalypse Now, worn by the character...

WHAT WE LOVE:The Seiko 6138-8020, often affectionately referred to as the “Panda", is one of the most collectible and celebrated vintage Seiko chronographs — and for good reason. With its silver dial, bold black twin sub-registers, and vertically brushed finishing, it has the kind of timeless ap...

WHAT WE LOVE:The Seiko 62MAS, officially known as the Seiko 6217-8000, was Seiko's first dive watch introduced in 1965. Its name is derived from the watch's movement caliber "62" and "AutoMAtic Selfdater". With a 38mm stainless steel case, it boasted a water resistance of 150 meters and featured a b...