SEIKO Men's Automatic Gold Watch

The Seiko Men's Automatic Gold Dial Gold-Toned Stainless Steel Watch boasts a high-tech Japanese automatic movement hidden behind classic analog styling. Powered by a precise 21-jewel Japanese automatic mechanism, this watch functions without a battery, drawing its energy from the movement of your arm. This innovative feature is concealed behind the watch's gold-toned dial, which features luminous gold-toned hands and baton hour markers. The dial also includes a date window at the three o'clock position, and the entire display is protected by a durable Hardlex mineral crystal.

Securely fastened to your wrist is a brushed-and-polished gold-toned stainless steel link bracelet, which closes with a fold-over clasp. The stainless steel case features an exhibition case back, allowing you to view the intricate automatic movement in action. The watch is water-resistant to 99 feet (30 meters), making it capable of withstanding rain and splashes of water, though not suitable for showering or submersion.

From humble beginnings, Kintaro Hattori's vision for Seiko has become a reality. A consuming passion for excellence, imprinted in the company's DNA and passed down through generations, has driven Seiko's 125-year commitment to the art and science of timekeeping. This culture of innovation has connected a 19th-century Tokyo clock shop with 20th-century advances in horology, leading to an extraordinary "quiet revolution" in the 21st century.

Seiko's dedication and passion have resulted in a multitude of world-first technologies that have transformed the principles of timekeeping. In 1969, the introduction of the Seiko Astron, the first quartz wristwatch, exponentially improved the accuracy of wristwatches and firmly established Seiko's technology as the standard in Olympic and sports timing.

The advent of Kinetic technology in 1984 marked another celebrated first for Seiko. Powered by the wearer's body movement, Kinetic mechanisms offer unparalleled accuracy, serving as the driving force behind more world-first innovations. These include the Kinetic Chronograph, the Kinetic Auto Relay, the Kinetic Perpetual, and the Kinetic Direct Drive, which allows the watch to be powered automatically by movement or hand-winding.

In the realm of fine watches, time is measured by Seiko's legacy of innovation and dedication to the art and science of timekeeping. This heritage of excellence has solidified Seiko's position as a leader in the industry, continuously pushing the boundaries of horology.

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