Seiko King Quartz was launched in 1974, following Seiko's groundbreaking achievement – the world's first commercially available quartz wristwatch, the Astron, in 1969. The King Quartz line represented the pinnacle of quartz technology at the time. These watches were known for their high accuracy, durability, and luxurious feel.
Product Specs:
Case: Stainless steel Crystal: Hardlex crystal Movement: High-precision quartz caliber (varying depending on the model) Water resistance: 30 meters (suitable for everyday wear) to 100 meters (suitable for swimming) Diameter: 36 millimeters Luminous: Hands and indexes (on some models)
Additional Points:
Seiko King Quartz is no longer a single model, but rather a designation for a range of high-accuracy quartz watches. Prices vary depending on the specific model, features, and condition. They can range from a few hundred dollars for vintage models to several thousand dollars for brand new, limited-edition models.
Vintage Seiko King Quartz watches are popular among collectors due to their quality craftsmanship and historical significance.
