A Brief History Of Seiko Watches

Watches are classic. They are an necessary part of every wardrobe, but they must also possess style and functionality to the wearer. For years, watches have been highly beloved gift ideas while remaining a constant self-indulging accessory.

In 1881, Kintaro Hattori opened a clock shop in Tokyo, which established a foundation for modern clock and watch making in Japan. This new brand was titled Seikosha. The store was the direct ancestor of the current Seiko Corporation, Tokyo, which is the parent business of Seiko Corporation of America. Eleven years later, Hattori opened a clock premise with ten employees. Two months after it is inception, the first dozen clocks were produced. In 1895, the production of pocketwatches began. Following that trend, the business began to furnish alarm clocks in 1899, which was followed by the introduction of table and musical clocks in 1902. In 1912, Hattori began considering ideas about the production of a Japanese wristwatch. The following year, his business began working on the first Seikosha wristwatch to ever be made in Japan. In 1924, the Seiko brand was officially created. After 43 years of the company's existence, the first Seiko wristwatch was made.

Since that time, there have been many modern advancements to the world of watches. But, throughout the changing times, Seiko has remained a powerhouse in the timepiece industry. In 1956, they produced the first self-winding wristwatch made in Japan. In 1964, Seiko released the world´s first quartz chronometers and became the official timer of the Olympic Summer Games in Tokyo. In 1968, they introduced the world´s first quartz wall clock. The following year, in 1969, Seiko released the first quartz watch. Also that year, Tiffany & Co. Began selling the Seiko Astron 35Sq, which was encased in solid 18kt yellow gold. During the next any years, Seiko introduced many firsts to the world of watches, together with the first multi-function digital watch and the first Lcd quartz watch with six-digit digital display.

Seiko has served as the official timer for varied athletic competitions and events. Among the collections offered by Seiko contain the Tressia, La Grand Sport and Elite Collections, which includes the Sportura, Arctura and Coutura. Their line of technology timepieces contain the Kinetic Perpetual, Kinetic Chronograph, Kinetic Auto Relay, Kinetic, Analog Digital, Chronograph, Flight Computer and Perpetual Calendar. The majority of Seiko timepieces are designed to be water resistant. The U.S. Warranty for Seiko watches, which are sold by Seiko Corporation of America, is three years. The warranty for clocks is one year. sure restrictions and exclusions may apply, so be sure to read your warranty information intimately when purchasing any new timepiece and always keep a copy of all such warranties.

As with any timepiece, caring for your watch will promote a longer life for the product. If the battery is in need of changing, be sure to have this done immediately. Seiko advices that customers taste an authorized Seiko dealer for battery and other minor repairs. If the timepiece needs added mend or transfer parts not serviced by an authorized dealer, customers may return the watch to the address on their warranty card for permissible handling. If the watch is under warranty, the repairs should be done at no cost. If the warranty has expired, however, the customer will be responsible for the cost of repairs and replacements.

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