KING SEIKO Hi-Beat ref.5626-7000 cal.5626 / 1970s Gold-Tone

— Inheriting a golden age —

The 1970s, when Seiko had the summit of the world in view.

King Seiko, produced by Daini Seikosha, pursued the extreme of the working watch.

This ref.5626-7000 concentrates, within a substantial golden shine, the passion the engineers of the day poured in and a distinctly Japanese sense of beauty.

— A form of light and shadow —

The case, in which Seiko's own design grammar lives, still gives off an undimmed strength.

Multi-faceted lugs reflect light sharply and sharpen the contrast with shadow.

Every time it moves on the wrist, the rich expression particular to vintage rises to the surface.

— The accuracy of 28,800 vibrations —

Fitted with the high-beat Cal. SEIKO 5626, produced at Kameido (Daini Seikosha).

The smooth movement of the seconds hand speaks for a relentless pursuit of accuracy at the time.

With the convenience of automatic winding plus quick-change day and date, it remains a dependable companion in a modern working day.

— Pride remaining on the caseback —

The caseback carries the proud KS medallion.

That this easily worn design survives so beautifully is quiet proof of the good years this watch has had.

A gold-tone case with a brown leather strap gives off an adult dignity.

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