Seiko's take on space-age aesthetics, right on your wrist. Nicknamed the “UFO” for its unmistakable saucer-like case, this automatic day-date watch from the early 70s is a solid piece of design history—futuristic back then, and still bold today.
Made in Japan in August 1974 (serial number: 484597), this model runs on Seiko's reliable 7006 movement and has been professionally serviced by our trusted watchmaker. The crystal has been replaced with a brand-new original Seiko Hardlex, and the watch is fully functional and ready to wear.
The brushed silver dial features applied indices and displays hours, minutes, seconds, date and weekday. The stainless steel case has a screw-down back, and the new crystal makes the dial shine just like it did in the 70s. Comes with the original Seiko box—because details matter.
◦ Reference: 7006-8070 ◦ Movement: Seiko automatic (Cal. 7006) ◦ Case diameter: approx. 39mm (without crown) ◦ Dial: silver sunburst, applied indices ◦ Glass: new Seiko Hardlex crystal (replaced) ◦ Bracelet length: approx. 17.5cm ◦ Origin: Japan ◦ Year: 1974 ◦ Professionally serviced ◦ Comes with original Seiko box
A great pick for vintage Seiko collectors or anyone looking for that '70s industrial-futurist vibe—minus the drama, plus the precision.
