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Watches · Seiko

Pioneer of Japanese and global watchmaking, Seiko has revolutionised the industry with the introduction of the world's first quartz watch (Astron) and the creation of mechanical icons of unbeatable value. It is one of the few manufactures in the world to produce every component in-house, from integrated circuits to balance wheel hairsprings.

Total lots: 186 With sold price: 10 Average sold price: €176.50 Highest sold price: €410.00

Active lots

LOT 106467130

Seiko - Credor - 4J81 - 0A40 - Women - 1990 - 1999

LOT 106545058

Seiko - SQ Navy Blue - Men - 1980 - 1989

LOT 106451091

Seiko - Seiko 5 - 7009 - 3040 - Men - 1980 - 1989

LOT 106544951

Seiko - 7T92 - 0DX0 - Men - 2000 - 2010

LOT 106505339

Seiko - Chronograph 100M - V657 - 9060 - Men - 1990 - 1999

LOT 106466051

Seiko - Grand Seiko - 9F62 - 0A10 - Men - 2000 - 2010

LOT 106398624

Seiko - PROSPEX SPEEDTIMER Solar Chronograph - V192 - 0AF0 - Men - 2020 - 2025

LOT 106399070

Seiko - 5 Sports Field Automatic Day - Date - SBSA197 4R36 - 13P0 - Men - 2020 - 2025

LOT 106400367

Seiko - Astron SBXB096 8X22 - 0AG0 - 2 GPS Solar World Time Titanium - SBXB096 8X22 - 0AG0 - 2 - Men - 2010 - 2020

LOT 106398377

Seiko - Perpetual Calendar Quartz Silver Dial Day - Date - 6A32 - 00X0 - Men - 2000 - 2010

LOT 106402174

Seiko - Astron First Generation GPS Solar World Time Ceramic Bezel - SBXA009 7X52 - 0AB0 - Men - 2010 - 2020

LOT 106412342

Seiko - Astron - SSJ027J1 - Men - 2025

LOT 106411579

Seiko - Prospex - SFJ001P1 - Men - 2025+

LOT 106340370

Grand Seiko - Tentagraph - SLGC001G / 9SC5 - 00A0 - Men - 2024

LOT 106277494

Seiko - Unknown - V657 - 9060 - Men - 1970 - 1979

LOT 106271794

Seiko - SEIKOMATIC WEEKDATER - 6206 - 8040 - Men - 1965

LOT 106278434

Seiko - Actus SS – Ref. 6106 - 7470 – Automatic – 23 Jewels – 38 mm – Men’s - Men - 1970 - 1979

LOT 106277497

Seiko - LordMatic 25 Jewels Vintage Watch SGP Gold Automatic Ref.5606 - 7010 - 5606 - 7010 - Men - 1971

LOT 106128498

Seiko - King Seiko - 5256 - 8010 - Men - 1975

LOT 106271788

Seiko - Sportsmatic 820 - 7625 - 8140 - Men - 1967

LOT 106277485

Seiko - Type II - 7546 - 8070 - Men - 1970 - 1979

LOT 106270541

Seiko - Vintage Seiko 7005 - 2000 Automatic 17J Gold Tone Dress Watch - Men - 1960 - 1969

LOT 105589401

Seiko - Chronograph - SBTR029 - Men - 2020+

LOT 105596859

Seiko - Seiko Quartz Day - Date Vintage Men's Watch (Ref. 5933 - 5030) - Men - 1982

Recent sales

Market trend (recent months)

Month Sold lots Average sold Top sold
Mar 2026 3 €262.67 €410.00

Brands

Brand overview

Pioneer of Japanese and global watchmaking, Seiko has revolutionised the industry with the introduction of the world's first quartz watch (Astron) and the creation of mechanical icons of unbeatable value. It is one of the few manufactures in the world to produce every component in-house, from integrated circuits to balance wheel hairsprings.

Founded by Kintaro Hattori, Seiko (meaning 'exquisite' or 'success') has always focused on technological self-sufficiency. In the 1960s, Seiko challenged Swiss dominance at the chronometry competitions in Neuchâtel and Geneva, achieving astonishing results. The brand democratised the automatic mechanical watch with the Seiko 5 series and set the standards for diving watches with the 62MAS. Today Seiko is divided into several lines, including Prospex (for professionals), Presage (Japanese elegance) and King Seiko, maintaining an absolute fidelity to Japanese build quality.

Iconic models and lines

What collectors watch for

Curiosities

Frequently asked questions

What does 'Seiko 5' mean?

It represents the five key attributes: automatic movement, day/date display, water resistance, crown at 4 o'clock and a robust case.

What is the difference between Seiko and Grand Seiko?

Grand Seiko became an independent brand in 2017 and represents high luxury watchmaking, while Seiko covers the accessible and professional segment.

Are Seiko watches accurate?

Yes, both quartz models (world leaders) and mechanical ones are known for their reliability, although entry-level mechanical models have wider tolerances than Swiss chronometers.

What is Spring Drive technology?

It is an exclusive movement that uses a real mainspring for energy, but an electronic quartz regulator for precision, resulting in a perfectly smooth sweep of the seconds hand.