Seiko 145th Anniversary Limited Edition
Limited edition of 800 pieces
In 2026, Seiko will celebrate its 145th anniversary. The limited edition commemorating this milestone features warm gold accents, symbolizing success and prosperity.
This limited-edition model’s dial draws inspiration from an intricate pattern that Seiko founder Kintaro Hattori arranged to have engraved on imported pocket watches in his company’s early era.
The King Seiko model’s dial combines a finely embossed pattern with a deep gray gradient, creating a sense of depth and refinement while endowing the watch with the capacity to draw the wearer in for closer examination. The motif’s delicate beauty is further enhanced by a gold-colored logo, hands, and indexes, whose radiant contrast exudes elegance and sophistication.
An imported pocket watch that was engraved after import and sold at the Hattori Tokeiten.
The KS1969 draws inspiration from the King Seiko 45KCM, born in 1969. The watch houses an automatic movement in an exceptionally slim case paired with a multi-row bracelet crafted for superior comfort and wearability.
The case back features an engraved brand mark inspired by the King Seiko “shield” emblem from the 1960s. As a mark of exclusivity, each timepiece’s case back is engraved with “LIMITED EDITION” and an individual serial number – an enduring testament to its rarity and prestige.
Specifications
Movement
Caliber Number
6L35
Movement Type
Automatic with manual winding
Precision
+15 to -10 seconds per day
Power reserve
Approx. 45 hours
Jewels
26
Functions
Stop second hand function
Date display
Case/Band
Case Material
Stainless steel
Case Size
Thickness:9.9mm
Diameter:39.4mm
Lug-to-lug:43.6mm
Crystal
Box shaped sapphire crystal
Crystal Coating
Anti-reflective coating on inner surface
Clasp
Deployment clasp with push button release
Distance between lugs
19mm
Other Details
Water Resistance
5 bar
Magnetic Resistance
4,800 A/m
Weight
126.0g
Features
LIMITED EDITION on the case back
Serial number engraved on the case back
Screw case back
In an actual product, the case back direction might be different from the photograph.
