Seiko 5
The Seiko 5 watch is an automatic watch produced by Seiko corporation. It is named the "5" because of its five attributes: “an automatic movement, a day-date display at the 3 o’clock position, water resistance, a recessed crown at the four o’clock position, and a case and bracelet built for durability.”[1]
While the Seiko 5 Sport watch has been available from Seiko since 1963, the line was redone in 2019 and was executed in 27 formats across 5 different styles ("Sports", "Suits", "Specialist", "Street", and "Sense"). All five, however, retained several features in common: a day-date display, unidirectional rotating bezels, arrow-shaped minute hands and unique hour markers, the Seiko automatic cal. 4R36 movement with optional manual winding and a 41-hour power reserve, a "Hardlex" crystal face, and a 13.4mm thick 42.5mm wide stainless steel case back with window and 100m of water resistance.[2]
References
- ↑ Josh Wussao (August 15, 2019). "Higher Caliber: Seiko Watches Relaunches the Seiko 5 Sports Lineup".
- ↑ Oren Hartov (August 2019). "The Affordable, Mechanical Seiko 5 Watch Is Back".
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