Seiko’s NSAG design era, where clean lines and subtle textures did all the talking, and this one really leans into that philosophy.
At first glance, it looks like a clean gold-tone dress watch. But tilt the dial just right, and you’ll catch a fine, almost maze-like geometric pattern running under the surface, subtle, intricate, and very Seiko. It’s paired with gold baton indices, matching gold dauphine hands, and no date window, keeping things visually balanced and fuss-free.
The case itself is Tungsten Carbide, giving it a unique weight and a much more durable finish than your average gold-tone watch. This is Seiko flexing quiet luxury, not flashy, just well thought-out.
