SEIKO SEIKOSHA Duet

─ Ornament for Savoring Time ─

A geometric stepped bezel frames the dial.

Its golden texture and sunburst finish

reveal a different character with every angle of light.

The cursive “Seiko Duet” script on the white dial

carries a grace that only vintage can offer.

The “Seiko Duet” by Seikosha, made in 1959.
A geometric stepped bezel encircling the dial.
A cursive logo on a white dial.
A 20-micron gold-plated case.
A 19-jewel hand-wound movement signed Seikosha.

─ A Heartbeat Beyond Half a Century ─

The 19-jewel Cal. SEIKOSHA 560, engraved with the SEIKOSHA name.

Larger than earlier SEIKO movements,

this caliber brought considerable gains in accuracy and ease of maintenance.

It embodies the craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibility of late-1950s Japan.

─ Golden Radiance, Assured Form ─

The case wears a generous 20-micron gold plating,

with a stainless steel caseback (14072).

From the “S” on the crown to the slender lugs,

the attention to detail of the era is evident throughout.