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common for these period-correct
an ultra-thin quartz movement engineered during the dawn of the luxury quartz era to provide uncompromising accuracy in a profile so slim it sits with effortless grace on the wrist
This multi-sided crystal (likely Hardlex or acrylic) was an audacious 1970s design choice that fractures and reflects light
0209 YEAR 1978 Swiss MATERIAL Stainless-Steel / Gold-Plated WINDING Automatic (Self-Winding) CALIBER Omega 1020/1022 (Hi-Beat) SERIAL Visible on Movement SKU H1151 CASE SIZE WITHOUT CROWN 35mm CASE SIZE WITH CROWN 37
The architecture is quintessentially sophisticated
Seiko - 5 Sports Speed-Timer - 7017-6010 seiko common for these period-correctThe Seiko 5 Sports is a magnificent artifact from July 1970, as confirmed by the serial number 072465. While the Suwa factory was producing the famous 6139, Seiko's Daini division answered back with the Caliber 7017, which was claimed to be the world's thinnest automatic chronograph movement at its release. This early Proof dialed variant captures a bold racing spirit with its matte black dial, prominent orange seconds hand, and a specialized flyback
