Seiko Corp
Seiko Corporation is a Japanese watchmaking conglomerate founded in 1881 by Kintaro Hattori and one of the world's largest and most vertically integrated watch manufacturers. Beyond its Seiko and Grand Seiko timepieces, Seiko Corp has diversified into precision electronics, semiconductors, jewelry, and optical products, and has played a major role in professional sports timing for decades. The corporation pioneered numerous watchmaking innovations, including the world's first quartz wristwatch and Spring Drive technology, while maintaining a philosophy of accessible craftsmanship.
Brands summary:
Seiko is the corporation's primary brand, offering an extensive range of watches spanning practically every price segment and style category. Known for remarkable value, technical innovation, and distinctive Japanese design philosophy, Seiko produces iconic collections like the Prospex, Presage, Astron, and 5 Sports. Grand Seiko, meanwhile, creates timepieces that embody the Japanese approach to luxury: understated perfection, exceptional finishing, and technical superiority. Their watches feature signature elements like zaratsu polishing, highly legible dials with razor-sharp hands and indices, and proprietary movements including Hi-Beat and Spring Drive. Grand Seiko has earned international recognition by offering distinctively Japanese aesthetics and uncompromising craftsmanship with timekeeping on part with the best Swiss brands.
