SEIKO Chariot cal.2220 / 1970s High-Beat Slim Dress Watch

— Four tiles wearing stillness —

The Seiko Chariot pursued the essence of the dress watch in the 1970s.

Inside a softly rounded cushion case sits a finely cross-hatched lattice dial that changes character with the angle of the light.

Elegant Roman numerals at twelve, three, six and nine, and slim black hands, mark the time quietly.

The essence of the dress watch, shown by Seiko's 1970s Chariot. A delicate cross-lattice dial with classical Roman numerals at twelve, three, six and nine. Fitted with Daini Seikosha's celebrated slim manual Cal.2220, beating at 28,800 vph. A gold case and navy leather setting each other off with refined, adult dignity.

— The aesthetics of a finely made slim movement —

Inside is the manual-wind Cal.2220, running at a high 28,800 vibrations per hour.

Slim yet combining high accuracy with durability, it was a calibre Daini Seikosha was proud of.

With the pleasing resistance of the crown as you wind, you can feel the breath of good old Japanese watchmaking.

— A look polished by time —

A striking gold case and deep navy leather set each other off, and the view at the cuff carries a refined, adult dignity.

Enjoy the quiet beauty only vintage Seiko has — undimmed after half a century.