SEIKO Women's Automatic Gold Dial Stainless Steel Watch

Product Overview

Material: Gold-toned Stainless Steel

Key Features: - Movement: This watch is powered by a precise 21-jewel Japanese automatic movement, eliminating the need for battery replacement. It generates power through the natural movement of your arm. - Durability: The watch features a mineral Hardlex crystal that is robust, while its brushed and polished gold-tone stainless steel case and bracelet are designed to withstand everyday wear. - Functions: It includes a day function available in both English and Spanish, alongside a date function for added practicality. - Dial: The gold dial, equipped with gold-tone hands and hour markers, features luminous characteristics for low-light visibility. - Water Resistance: With a water resistance rating of up to 99 feet (30 meters), this timepiece can handle splashes and rain, though it is not suitable for swimming or submersion.

The Seiko Women's Stainless Steel Watch embodies a simple yet classic design, accentuated by an all-gold color palette that evokes warmth and sophistication. The watch’s battery-free Japanese automatic movement not only enhances its eco-friendliness but also provides convenience, as it generates energy through arm movement.

This timepiece stands out with a gold-toned dial that highlights bar hour markers and three elegantly designed gold hands. Located at three o'clock, the day and date display is bilingual (English/Spanish), ensuring practicality for users in different regions. The black-toned indices contribute to clear and easy time readability. Moreover, the watch’s water resistance of 99 feet (30 meters) and the durable Hardlex crystal shield it from everyday damages, making it an ideal companion for both professional and casual settings.

The finely crafted bracelet band provides comfort and security on your wrist, ensuring it remains in place during any activity—be it a busy workday or a leisurely weekend outing. This exquisite watch comes neatly packed in a Seiko box, making it perfect for gifting or safe storage.

Seiko's Legacy of Innovation

Seiko’s story began with Kintaro Hattori's vision, which has grown into a legacy defined by a passion for excellence that has been handed down through generations. For over 125 years, Seiko has dedicated itself to the art and science of horology, merging innovations from its humble origins as a 19th-century Tokyo clock shop with advancements that have shaped modern timekeeping.

Seiko’s commitment to innovation has led to numerous groundbreaking technologies that transformed how we understand time. The introduction of the world's first quartz wristwatch in 1969, known as Seiko Astron, revolutionized the industry by drastically increasing wristwatch accuracy. This set a new standard for sports and Olympic timing.

In 1984, Seiko launched Kinetic Technology, which is powered by the motion of the wearer. This achievement marked another significant milestone in quartz watch technology, leading to a series of innovations that followed. From the Kinetic Chronograph and the Kinetic Auto Relay—which automatically resets to the correct time—each advancement demonstrated Seiko’s engineering excellence.

The Kinetic Perpetual combined a perpetual calendar's accuracy with Kinetic technology, and now the Kinetic Direct Drive emerges, allowing the user to either let the watch power itself through movement or manually wind it to reflect real-time energy generation.

In the world of luxury timepieces, Seiko remains synonymous with innovation, marked by a steadfast dedication to the art and science of timekeeping that continues to shape the future of horology technology.

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