Seiko is a highly versatile brand, offering timepieces of all types and colors, with a century of technical expertise in the field of watchmaking and a strong reputation across a variety of sports and tool watches. The Presage Collection, launched in 2016, represents the more elegant and artistic side of the watch giant, with stunning dials embracing Japanese culture, design, and art.

Now, Seiko adds five new timepieces as part of the Classic Series to the line up, featuring two different dial layouts and functions. Three of the models are standard three-hand watches with date windows at 3 o?clock, while the other two have an open-heart aperture and an additional 24-hour sub dial at the 6 o?clock position. 

All three newcomers are distinguished by beautifully textured dials that recall Japanese textiles and fabrics. Slightly curved, they express a sense of depth. The round shape is echoed by the hour markers and hands which are curved on the top and the dual-curved sapphire crystal that covers them.
While the three-hand references stand out with their textured surface, the open-heart executions, SPB471 and SPB469, are finished with a radial pattern inspired by raw silk yarn.

No matter what surface, each timepiece in the collection radiates a cool glow, reflecting the traditional Japanese colors it embodies and offering a fascinating play of light. These colors include:

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