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The exhibition case back reveals the Swiss automatic movement Sellita SW200-1 – precise
case with minor signs of age-related wear
The Y749 caliber used here is a typical example of Seiko's technological strength at that time: a multifunctional digital movement with alarm
This exclusive “AUT○ MOAI” Limited Edition of the Seiko 5 Sports (reference SBSA123) combines Japanese watchmaking craftsmanship with contemporary street art
Serial number: 176184 → July 1971
Rarität: Orient Grand Prix Olympia Auto 64 Jewels (Japan, 1964) GMT The exhibition case back revealsSpecial edition for the Tokyo Olympics 64 jewel automatic movement, a technical masterpiece and collector's item, overhauled in Japan This rare Orient Grand Prix Olympia Auto was unveiled in 1964 to commemorate the XVIII Olympic Summer Games in Tokyo a symbolic year marking Japan's resurgence and technological modernity. Orient honored this event with an intricately crafted automatic watch, equipped with 64 jewels a number that alludes both to the