The King Seiko Watch Forest Green 6L 1969 Re-Interpretation SJE113J1 embodies a harmonious blend of modern design and historical significance. Celebrating the original 1969 model, it features a sleek 9.9mm depth and is powered by Seiko's advanced 6L35 automatic caliber, ensuring precision and practicality. The forest green dial and elegant bracelet reflect a sophisticated sixties aesthetic, while the arrow feather index adds a unique touch. Ideal for those seeking classic style with cutting-edge technology.
From the brand: King Seiko Watch Forest Green 6L 1969 Re-Interpretation SJE113J1. In 1969, the 45KS launched and was entered into international watchmaking competitions for accuracy. It became Seiko’s, and Japan’s, first ever certified ‘Chronometre,’ as an exceptionally accurate mechanical timepiece. Inspired by this landmark in Seiko history, King Seiko introduce the ‘Forest Green’ re-interpretation of the 4502-8020 original.
The redux echoes the original silhouette with its curved case shape, date feature and 12 o’clock index cut like an arrow feather. It features a narrow link bracelet in true Seiko Sixties style of the time.
This timepiece is crafted to be only 9.9mm in depth, being powered by Seiko’s slimmest automatic in-house calibre. With a bidirectional and semi-instantaneous winding mechanism, this 6L35 timepiece is highly practical, and accurate to +15/-10 seconds per day, with a 45-hour power reserve.
Long live the new King Seiko: modernised elite watchmaking, yet its stately, dignified and majestically classic looks remain.
