Introduced in the 1960s, the King Seiko Diashock reference J14102 is a highly regarded vintage watch that was instrumental in establishing Seiko's reputation for accuracy and dependability throughout the world. The Daini Seikosha factory designed the J14102 during a time when Seiko was in competition with its own Grand Seiko series.
It is most renowned for its "Diashock" technology, a unique shock prevention mechanism developed by Seiko that increases the watch's longevity. The J14102's hand-wound movement is renowned for its precision, and its sophisticated appearance, with its faceted bezel and pointed lugs, embodies Seiko's exacting standards of workmanship.
Due to its historical relevance and vintage appeal, collectors greatly prize the King Seiko J14102. Its popularity among enthusiasts is further enhanced by its rarity and reputation as an important component of the King Seiko series.
