An iconic watch from the 1980s is the Seiko 7A48-7000, referred to as the Cruising Moonphase Chronograph. It has the Seiko 7A48 caliber, a very accurate, all-metal movement that powers the first analog quartz chronograph with a moon phase complication in history.
This watch is valued among collectors because of its triple calendar (day, date, and month), sturdy develop, and traditional naval style. It was a crucial component of the quartz revolution and was part of Seiko's groundbreaking 7A series.
The 7A48-7000 is now a highly sought-after collector's item due to its limited manufacturing, historical significance, and outstanding reliability. An iconic piece of watchmaking, it perfectly combines elegance, functionality, and precision, embodying Seiko's tradition of invention.
