Seiko Presage Style 60S SSK011

Presage Style ’60s GMT. Offering the finest in Japanese mechanical watchmaking, the Presage Collection blends precision technology with superior craftsmanship and design. Inspired by the steering wheel, levers, instruments and metallic colors of vintage 1960s touring cars, the new Style ’60s GMT models create a distinctive retro feel with broad angular lines, box-shaped crystals, faceted indices and sharp hand design. Celebrating the spirit of the decade, the collection incorporates dial elements from Seiko’s 1964 “Crown Chronograph,” Japan’s first watch with a stopwatch function. Framed by a black and dark gray 24-hour GMT bezel, the ivory dial features a date calendar and GMT hand, as well as LumiBrite hands and markers. The screwdown see-through caseback provides a view of the 24-jewel movement with manual winding capability, a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour and a power reserve of approximately 41 hours. Crafted of stainless steel, in a new hairline finish suggesting the metallic, machine-like feel of ’60s cars, this memorable timepiece includes a black perforated leather strap echoing classic interior elements. 10 bar, 100M Water Resistant

Technical Data

TYPE: Watch

GENDER: Men

MOVEMENT: Automatic GMT

CALIBER: 4R34

DIAL COLOR: Ivory

BAND: Leather Strap

STRAP MATERIAL: Black perforated leather strap

CASE THICKNESS: 13.00 mm

CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel case with special hairline finish

CASE LENGTH: 47.00 mm

CASE SIZE: 40.80 mm

CRYSTAL TYPE: Box-shaped Hardlex crystal

WATERPROOF: 10 bar 100 meters (330 feet)

21 600 vibrations per hour

24 jewels

Power reserve: approximately 41 hours

Features

Inspired by the styling and metallic colors of vintage 1960s automobiles, and the 1964 “Crown Chronograph,” Japan’s first watch with a stopwatch function

Fine mechanical watchmaking from Japan

Automatic GMT with manual winding capability

Black and dark gray 24-hour GMT bezel

Light beige dial

Date calendar

GMT hand

LumiBrite hands and markers

Screwdown see-through caseback