SEIKO

Seiko was founded in Japan in 1881, starting as a watch repair shop. In 1892, it established Japan's first watch production factory, beginning watch manufacturing in the country. Subsequently, Seiko focused on technological innovation and the pursuit of precision, enhancing its reputation, such as by receiving Japan's first watch grade in 1913.

In 1969, Seiko revolutionized the watch industry by releasing the world's first quartz watch, the "Seiko Quartz Astron." Since then, Seiko has continued to innovate in both design and technology, offering a wide variety of watch styles beloved by many.

In 1986, Seiko introduced Eco-Drive technology, eliminating the need for battery replacement by generating power from sunlight and artificial light. Such sustainable initiatives have also contributed to Seiko's enhanced reputation.

Throughout its long history, Seiko has become known worldwide for its innovative technology and high-quality products, establishing its position as one of the top brands in the watch industry.