Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Seiko Watches

!#8# Seiko Watches

With a history of over one hundred years, the Seiko watch is one of the most recognized watches in existence today. In Japanese, the word Seiko is translated to mean "success", which is exactly what has transpired with Seiko and its products. In 1924 the first Seiko brand watch was produced. Seiko's "Astron", a quartz watch which cost about the same as an automobile was introduced in 1969. It followed with its chronograph watch.

By this time Seiko was building a reputation for its accurate time keeping, where it was best known for its wristwatches and advanced technology. In addition, its entire line and accessories such as oils and compounds used in the production of Seiko watches were being produced in-house. Even though it was already well known on the international market, Seiko watches were worn by "007 actors" Roger Moore and Sean Connery giving this exquisite time piece even further world wide recognition.

In 2005, Seiko introduced its spring drive which is intended to provide up to seventy two hours of power rather than their usual forty hours. In favor of a Tri-synchro regulator, it replaces the previous balance wheel escapement. Spring power turns the wheels and generates power for the oscillator.

By today's standards, Seiko is known for its efficiency, accuracy, dependability, and performance. Many have tried to match Seiko's reputation but few have endured its staying power. Consumer needs change almost daily and Seiko changes right along with them ( in many cases ahead of them), re-inventing the watch and what it can do. As a fashion statement, Seiko is a cut above its competition, with its UC 2000 computer functioning watch, the Lumibrite and the Ultimate Kinetic Chronograph.

Maintaining its reputation as a kingpin of watch sellers in Japan and worldwide, Seiko is alive in over 60 countries and in 2008 reportedly profited five billion Yen. With it knowledge of keeping perfect time and its reputation for endurance, Seiko was granted the official timer status for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. In 1968 its durability was responsible for receiving the award for "Best Mechanical Wrist Chronometer" with the highest score ever earned.

With so many years in production and as many different models, finding the right Seiko watch to fit your lifestyle, could present a dilemma, however, here are a few models you may wish to consider. Coutura Kinetic Perpetual snp008, Black Dial Yellow Gold Plated srkz90 and Black/Rose Gold Alarm Chrono snac42 all from the Coutura Collection.


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Sunday, December 4, 2011

Seiko Sportura Mens Watch SNAE07

!±8± Seiko Sportura Mens Watch SNAE07

Brand : Seiko | Rate : | Price : $379.00
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Stainless steel case with a black rubber bracelet with red stripe. Fixed stainless steel bezel with tachymeter. Black dial with luminous hands and Arabic numeral hour markers. Minute markers around the outer rim. Luminiscent hands and markers. Day and date display at the 3 o'clock position. Chronograph - three sub-dials displaying: 12 hours, 60 minutes and 60 seconds. Stop-watch and world-time functions. Japanese quartz movement. Scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Screw down crown. Solid case back. Case diameter: 44 mm. Case thickness: 12 mm. Tang clasp. Water resistant at 100 meters/ 330 feet. Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, date, chronograph. AdditionalInfo: stop-watch and world-time. Seiko Sportura Mens Watch SNAE07.

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Thursday, December 1, 2011

A Brief History of the Wrist Watch

!±8± A Brief History of the Wrist Watch

The list of fashion accessories is certainly incomplete and deficient without wrist watches. Initially used for telling time, the purpose of watches has excelled beyond that boundary. It is now a fashion necessity amongst the many fashion accessories available. People have started affiliating them with status symbols. Once known as merely time pieces, wrist watches are worn for a variety of purposes today.

Wrist watches that are designed and manufactured today propose significant amount of accuracy, convenience and panache. Where some people purchase wrist watches because of their precision with regards to technical aspects, for example, to measure time to the nearest millisecond, there are people who purchase it simply because of its aesthetic appearance; this is the reason why some segments of people are willing to pay, thousands, even millions of amount to purchase them.

The year 1868 marks the first making of the wrist watch as far as historical records stretch; Patek Philippe was the inventor. Wrist watches were considered part of women's ornaments. Whereas, men used to keep pocket watches.. This trend persisted till the World War 1. Around this time, the soldiers realised that having the time piece on the wrist is far more convenient and better than carrying it in the pocket.

The conventional design of wrist watches that we see and wear today were brought by Louis Cartier. He had created a watch for Santos Dumont, a flying inaugural hero. The year 1911 marks the general sale of such a watch. The very category of watch turned into the blueprint of the type of wrist watches we wear today.

The shape of the dial started to modify from the conventional classic round shape. Other brands started to evolve, apart from classical Cartier wrist watch. These brands had attributes with regards to design and shape. The "polyplan" design watch was launched by Movado, while the rectangular shaped watch was released by Patek Philippe which got much fame and recognition. This was called "clock reference n.1953"

Several watches with different styles and design began to evolve in the watch market after the year 1913. Some models of the watches got their inspirations from the armoured cars. Examples of such watches include "gondola" created by Patek Philippe and "Tank" launched by Louis Cartier. Amongst the many names in the watch market was one of Audemars Piguet and Vacheron Constanin. The watches were now available with advanced and developed features. These watches were capable to keep track of lunar phases, months and days.

When it comes to watches, the name of Rolex cannot be ignored. Rolex made its mark in the watch market in 1920s. The first launch of this brand was the very elegant and sophisticated Rolex Prince. This watch was equipped with dual time feature. The second sector was larger than the minutes one, and this quality gathered much attention. Several other watches were launched and till now, advancements and differentiation amongst them is witnessed.


A Brief History of the Wrist Watch

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