Seiko LM

The Seiko Lord Matic model was introduced in 1968 and continued being a part of the production, until the late 1970s, with replaceable instances of the line of the late 1950s, Seiko Lord Marvel. The model involved the more advanced automatic caliber, the improved case design, and quality of finishing. Positioned as the mid-tier offering to meet with that working middle class in that era, the Seiko Lm was introduced in July 1968. The early models did not carry the LM logo on the dial only from late 1969th on the LM models were marked with the LM logo. It should be noted, however, that the inclusion of designs on the dial was not done with consistency in the logos, which varied over the years. The model features four different versions—two being different bracelets and the other two being distinct handsets—one without and one with inlay. What moves essentially the LM at its core move is the 56 bases out of King Seiko and was known to be up market as well as quite thin (sleek) design for that period.

Now, Introducing the Seiko Automatic LM 5606-7010, a work of art marrying timelessness with a direct usability. This sophisticated and functional timepiece is a perfect addition to your collection. It is housed in a stylish steel case with beautiful steel bracelet, and it features the day-date function perfectly and subtly placed at 3 o'clock for easy viewability. This is no usual watch but a daily partner defined by perfection in timekeeping. The dial has sophisticated dauphine hands with sticks indices that do nothing less than perfect timekeeping while providing an alluring sense of sophistication. However, what truly distinguishes the Seiko Automatic LM 5606-7010 is its captivating open through front.