Seiko Presage SPB359 110th Anniversary Laurel Limited Edition

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Presage Craftsmanship Series Seiko Watchmaking 110th Anniversary Limited Edition. To mark 110 years of watchmaking excellence, Seiko is highlighting its continuous dedication to evolving technology, as well as diversity, equality and the sustainable manufacturing necessary to meet environmental challenges. Honoring Seiko's "Laurel," Japan's first wristwatch, this exquisite Limited Edition, available only in a controlled-production run of 2,500, with the serial number engraved on each caseback, extends the Presage tradition of blending precision technology with superior craftsmanship and design, offering the finest in Japanese mechanical watchmaking with a uniquely Japanese sense of beauty. The classic dial, crafted by enamel master Mr. Yokosawa of Fuji Enamel Co., reproduces the landmark original with its distinctive layout, carefully wrought hands and stylized numbering, including the red 12 marker, while the elegant case matches its perfect proportions down to its similar, but updated lugs. The dial also features a date subdial, as well as a power reserve indicator. Offering manual winding capability and a power reserve of approximately 45 hours, the 29 jewel automatic movement beats at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour. In stainless steel, with a box-shaped anti-reflective sapphire crystal, screwdown caseback, and dark brown deerskin strap, this memorable design comes packaged in a Limited Edition collectors' box. 5 bar, 50M Water Resistant.

[@silv3rArrow]

If Seiko put transparent backs on these and a nice movement decoration it would be insane

[@NathanChisholm041]

It would be way to thick! I have a Presage with a display back and it ads at least 2mm onto it...

[@hanniballim]

it is so beautiful, and I luck have it now

[@hobyschweikert3644]

Love the enamel dial and blued hands.

[@1malikalik]

B I G-E You never disappoint.
This particular Laurel watch reminds me of RAILROAD VINTAGE Pocket Watch.....am even thinking it's configured in such a way it can double as both as a pocket watch and a wrist watch.
Also, the Caligraphy of the letters and Numbers is almost identical to SEIKO RAILROAD WATCHES.
This piece is Gorgeous.

[@ppmnox]

beautiful watch. thanks for the overview!

[@degenerateWA]

oh holy mother of Jeebus, that's clean.

[@RAPFlavour87]

Nice. Just what I'm usually looking for: grey case, simple white dial, arabic numbering, brown leather bracelet.

[@cmitt8883]

Stunner!

[@gotshpilkes]

This breaks my heart. It's exactly the kind of watch to get my sweaty hands reaching for my CC. Unfortunately, it's too small for my oversized wrist and hands. I always have to get a custom strap, too. If you can wear it. buy 2. One to wear and one to put in the safe. I see SKXs going for $500-600. This piece will hold it's value.

[@Mik01ist]

Ummm... Nice but this is chunky! Longines can compact the same in 9mm... And actually is cheaper too

[@Brian-of4iw]

The watch tiny 21mm strap should pass through the big one.

[@andrewdonchak2648]

Would have been a home run with original dial layout.

[@Brian-of4iw]

Replace the watch band is big problem.