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This exceptional TACS design watch is a prime example of Japanese design language: a minimalist dial with an optical depth effect and a delicate color gradient from rose to violet tones
Assessment and rarity This reference is rarely found in this condition today
It features a champagne-colored dial with applied numerals and indices
and the back is also made of calfskin
unused and in excellent original condition – a rarely available spare part for these early Seiko mechanisms
King Seiko 5621-7000 – Hi-Beat Automatik, Februar 1971 GMT This exceptional TACS design watchSilver dial Original crown Aftermarket steel bracelet Introduction & Historical Context King Seiko represents one of the most exciting periods in Japanese watchmaking history. In the 1960s and early 1970s, Seiko was engaged in an internal, deliberately fostered competition between two manufactures: Daini Seikosha and Suwa Seikosha. While Suwa shaped the early Grand Seiko models, Daini simultaneously developed the King Seiko line with its own
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