Founded in 1881 in Tokyo, Seiko is a world leader in the watch industry dedicated to perfection.
King Jewelers in Nashville, TN is an Authorized Dealer of Seiko Luxe watches.
Seiko Luxe Information and FAQ
About Seiko Luxe Watches
Representing the pinnacle of Seiko craftsmanship, Seiko Luxe is a curated selection of the brand’s most refined and exclusive timepieces. Merging cutting-edge innovation with elevated design, this collection showcases premier materials, artisanal finishing, and advanced mechanical or solar technologies tailored for the discerning collector.
History of Seiko Luxe
Seiko was founded by Japanese watchmaker Kintaro Hattori in 1881 in Tokyo, originally under the name Seikosha (“House of Exquisite Workmanship”). In 1960 Seiko released its most signature timepiece, the Grand Seiko, symbolizing the peak of Seiko’s excellence in precise watchmaking. In 1969 Seiko introduced the world’s first quartz watch, a cosmic shift that upended the traditional watch industry. In 1999 the brand introduced the revolutionary Spring Drive movement, offering mechanical function with quartz accuracy and a smooth glide-motion seconds hand. Seiko continues to push the envelope of horological innovation today.
Seiko Luxe Collections
Prospex: This line of diver’s watches was intended for the explorers of the deep blue sea with impenetrable case design, calibers with premium accuracy, and durability in the most trying conditions.
Presage: Mechanical watchmaking in the finest capacity, a seamless blend of Japanese design and watchmaking excellence.
King Seiko: A revival of Seiko’s golden age of precision and refinement, celebrating mid-century design with sharp case lines and high-performance movements.
Astron: Home of the World’s First GPS solar watch that syncs to satellite signals and automatically calibrates to the correct timezone.
Seiko Luxe Manufacturer Warranty
All Seiko watches purchased from an authorized Seiko retailer are backed by a 3-year limited warranty from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship, including issues with the movement, case, and metal band.
To qualify, the watch must be used according to the instructions in the manual and accompanied by a properly completed warranty card from an authorized dealer.
