The Seiko Quartz 2628-0150 is a model that stands out among collectors of antique watches due to its striking hexagonal case design. This 1982-made watch is a part of the Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) collection, which frequently includes models that were only available in Japan and are now highly sought-after worldwide because of its unique qualities and scarcity. With its Calibre 2628A movement, this watch embodies the dependability and accuracy that defined Seiko's quartz technology in the early 1980s. Seiko was a pioneer in the development of the quartz movement, which at the time was a breakthrough technological advancement that offered unparalleled accuracy when compared to mechanical timepieces.
In addition to being a useful timepiece, the 2628-0150 model is a piece of watchmaking history, demonstrating Seiko's dedication to quality and technological innovation. This model is highly regarded by collectors and enthusiasts due to its exceptional technical quality of Seiko's quartz movements along with its geometric looks. Being a valuable collector's item from the time when the quartz revolution was revolutionising watchmaking, its historical significance as a piece from the early era of quartz watches only serves to enhance its allure.
