There is a brand that is secretly attracting attention among watch lovers today. It is "King Seiko. The watchmaker Seiko released this model in 1961, and it is said to have led the market at that time. In February of this year, a new model, commonly known as the "KSK," was released in reference to the second-generation "King Seiko" released in 1965, and was picked up by various media outlets.
King Seiko's second generation "KSK" launched in 1965
This time, a limited model reissuing the "KSK" design will appear from "King Seiko".
The highlight is the dial area, which is elegantly dressed up. The dial is champagne silver, and the indexes and hands are yellow gold, creating a mature atmosphere. The case is mirror-finished like the original model, with sharp edges that stand out.
The back of the watch is decorated with the iconic King Seiko shield in yellow gold. The "Seiko" on the buckle is also said to be a reproduction of the original.
As for the movement, while the original model is hand-wound, this one uses the automatic caliber "6L35. The case is 11.4 mm thick and has a slim form that is also comfortable to wear.
The case diameter is 38.1 millimeters, and while many men's watches exceed 40 millimeters, even those with narrow wrists can wear this watch without difficulty.
This limited edition model will be available at Seiko Watch Salons nationwide starting Friday, July 8. A total of 1,700 pieces will be available globally, of which 700 will be offered in Japan.
Many of you may like this kind of classic design. It will be a good partner for many years to come.
SDKA003 ¥385,000
