The Seiko Cronos Seahorse J13028 is an important early model in Seiko’s history—the very first Seiko labeled “Waterproof.” This example is the earliest Seahorse with the beautiful, untouched off-white matte dial with sharp silver faceted markers, giving it a simple, classic mid-century look. The case remains unpolished, preserving its original lines, and the watch has been fully serviced and regulated for reliable performance. It’s fitted with a handmade veg-tan leather strap in a warm tan color that suits the vintage aesthetic nicely.
The watch is modeled on a 16cm (6.3 inch) wrist.
Specifications
Reference: Seiko Cronos Seahorse J13028 Year: Circa early 1960s Movement: Seiko mechanical (manual wind), fully serviced and regulated Case: Stainless steel, 35 mm (excluding crown), unpolished Dial: Off-white matte dial with silver faceted markers Crystal: Acrylic Bracelet/Strap: Handmade tan veg-tan leather strap Accessories: Does not include any additional accessories, box or papers
