Seiko Watches
Seiko watches actually began as Seikosha watches in 1881. Kintaro Hattori opened a clock shop in Tokyo, Japan, and the rest is history. Today, the Seiko Corporation is the parent company of Seiko of America. Hattori continued his watch legacy by producing pocket watches in 1895, followed by alarm clocks in 1899, and table and musical clocks in 1902.
By 1914, mass production was introduced to keep up with the supply and demand of Seikosha watches, and by 1924, Seikosha became Seiko. As the years passed, the popularity of Seiko watches continued to rise. It became known for its superb craftmanship and style. In 1968, Seiko watches earned the honor of introducing the world's first quartz wall clock. Continuing its list of firsts in the watch world, Seiko marketed the first quartz watch in 1969, and its pioneering efforts continued by introducing the world's first TV watch. Kinetic technology, which required no battery change and is powered by the movement of a person's body, was introduced in 1992. Today, Seiko continues to offer beautiful watches with style, class, and high performance, as well as unsurpassed technology
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