Seiko

Seiko makes watches across several collections, including King Seiko, Prospex, Presage, Astron and Seiko 5 Sports. Its range covers different designs and watch styles. For aviation fans interested in watches, Seiko offers a broad selection to explore. The company also provides watch information, customer support and an international service network. Its website includes news about new models, design projects and the work behind its watches.

Seiko Watch Collections

Seiko organizes its watches into several main collections. Each collection has its own range of models and designs.

The King Seiko collection includes the VANAC models, which have a dedicated page on Seiko's website.

Prospex is another major collection, while Presage includes models inspired by the Laurel. These Laurel-inspired watches became regular members of the Presage collection.

The Astron collection is also part of the range. Seiko has published information explaining the design work behind the latest Astron models.

Seiko 5 Sports completes another part of the selection. Together, these collections give watch enthusiasts different styles to consider.

The company's Watch Finder allows visitors to search for specific models using filters and categories. These include Limited Editions and Divers.

Chronographs and Watch Design

Seiko continues to develop watch designs through projects and special collections.

One example is the Seiko power design project. The company expanded this project with a design based on a literal interpretation of the panda chronograph dial.

The Seiko power design project Collection 2 Limited Edition is also available.

Seiko publishes information about the design of its Astron watches. A recent topic explores the thinking behind the refined design of a new Astron model.

For people interested in both aviation and watchmaking, these design stories provide a way to learn more about how watches are developed.

Craftsmanship and Watchmaking Heritage

Seiko shares information about its watchmaking work through dedicated features.

One of these is Toki-no-Waza, The Artisan of Time, which focuses on craftsmanship.

The company also features the Seiko Museum Ginza in its visitor information. A special website marks Seiko's 145th anniversary.

These resources allow watch enthusiasts to explore the company's history, design work and manufacturing traditions.

Finding and Servicing a Seiko Watch

Seiko provides a retailer finder with map and list views. Visitors can also find information about flagship salons and boutiques.

The company advises customers to purchase watches through authorized Seiko retailers.

Its customer service resources include instruction manuals, warranty information, service centers, a knowledge section and frequently asked questions.

Seiko operates an international service network. Its service locator covers countries across Europe, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East.

For pilots and aviation fans who enjoy watches, Seiko provides a wide choice of collections, information about watch design and access to international servicing.