A vintage Seiko Credor quartz watch, model 8420-6400, from the 1980s. The watch has an elegant, minimalistic design, featuring a slim 16 mm case width that suits a refined and understated aesthetic, includes a dual-tone integrated bracelet crafted from stainless steel, adorned with 22KT gold plating accents, giving it a luxurious appearance that complements its white dial.
The name “Credor” derives from the French term "Créte d'Or," meaning "the pinnacle of gold," highlighting the brand's commitment to premium materials and craftsmanship. Initially launched in 1974, the Credor line began to feature its logo prominently on dials by 1978, with a small Seiko insignia below.
This watch is powered by a quartz movement, ensuring precision and reliability, and is manufactured in Japan, further reflecting Seiko’s high standards of quality. The accompanying background elements, including vintage playing cards, add a nostalgic touch to the display, enhancing the watch's vintage appeal and evoking a sense of timeless elegance.
