SEIKO Men's SNK623 Stainless Steel Watch

Introducing One of the Tough and Rugged Seiko 5 Timepieces

This stainless-steel timepiece features an automatic self-wind movement, a case diameter of 38 mm, and a metal case with a Hardlex crystal that is water-resistant up to 30 m (99 feet). The brushed and polished stainless steel case (38 mm diameter by 12 mm thick) and bracelet provide a durable and stylish design. The black-colored dial showcases luminous silver-tone hands and hour markers, along with a day and date display.

Powered by a precise 21-jewel self-winding Japanese Automatic movement, this Seiko 5 watch offers reliable timekeeping performance. The see-through case back allows you to witness the remarkable workings of the movement. The push-button deployment clasp ensures a secure and comfortable fit on your wrist.

From Humble Beginnings to a Legacy of Innovation

Kintaro Hattori's vision for Seiko has become a reality, driven by a consuming passion for excellence that has been imprinted in the company's DNA and passed down through generations. For 125 years, Seiko has been committed to the art and science of timekeeping, connecting a 19th-century Tokyo clock shop to 20th-century advancements and a remarkable 21st-century "quiet revolution."

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

Seiko's Technological Milestones

Seiko's innovation continued with the introduction of Kinetic technology in 1984, a quartz mechanism powered by the wearer's body movement, marking a new era in quartz watch technology. Subsequent advancements include the Kinetic Chronograph, Kinetic Auto Relay, Kinetic Perpetual, and the latest Kinetic Direct Drive, which allows the watch to be powered automatically by movement or hand-winding, with the power generation displayed in real-time.

In the realm of fine watches, time is measured by Seiko's innovation, a heritage of dedication to the art and science of timekeeping. From its humble beginnings to its position as a global leader in horology, Seiko's commitment to excellence and its culture of innovation have transformed the industry, leaving an indelible mark on the world of timekeeping.

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