Seiko’s $750 Speedtimer Chronograph Gets a New “Edo Purple” Dial
Seiko marks its 145th anniversary with a collection of six watches featuring a signature "Edo Purple" color scheme.
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What is the price range for the new collection?
The watches are priced between $675 and $4,500.
How many models are included in this anniversary release?
The collection features six distinct Seiko watch models.
What is the inspiration behind the new dial color?
The "Edo Purple" color is inspired by the traditional color palette of old Tokyo.
Where it stands
Six distinct Seiko watch models, including the Speedtimer Chronograph and GPS Astron, have been released in a commemorative purple dial iteration to celebrate the company's 145th anniversary. Prices for these models range from $675 to $4,500, with the Speedtimer Chronograph specifically retailing for $750.
According to coverage from Gear Patrol and Man of Many, the aesthetic is inspired by the colors associated with old Tokyo. Collectors and enthusiasts are evaluating the expanded series, which encompasses both budget diver options and high-end GPS technology.
As retailers stock the collection, market response will determine the availability and secondary interest in these limited-edition pieces.
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The reporting (6)
- Seiko's Newest 145th Anniversary Watches Go All-In on Purple The Manual · 1d ago
- Seiko Celebrates 145 Years with Six Timepieces in Edo Murasaki WatchTime · 1d ago
- The Seiko 145th Anniversary Goes Full Purple, From Budget Diver to GPS Astron Two Broke Watch Snobs · 1d ago
- Seiko Celebrates 145 Years by Dressing Six of Its Icons in the Color of Old Tokyo HiConsumption · 1d ago
- Every Seiko 145th Anniversary ‘Edo Purple’ Watch, From $675 to $4,500 Man of Many · 1d ago
- Seiko’s $750 Speedtimer Chronograph Gets a New “Edo Purple” Dial Gear Patrol · 1d ago
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