Seiko Carbon Watches

Diamonds have always had a magnetic force on women and they have always been regarded as the ultimate statement of beauty, glamour and distinction. Seiko has tried to satisfy the exquisite taste of these particular women by dedicating one of its creations to them, an amazing timepiece that recreates the finest in design, while being capable of assuring the expected functionality. Ever since 1881, Seiko has been one of those pioneering brands that takes the tradition of watch manufacturing further than anyone could imagine, one of those brands that pushes the limits of traditional horology and proposes different and innovative techniques of manufacturing, designs and technical complications. The founding father of Seiko, Kintaro Hattori, dedicated his life to perfection, to the manufacturing of technical complications that would remain as landmark mechanisms in the long lasting tradition of this industry. By winning numerous prizes over the years, Seiko has its name and good reputation validated by not only the magazines specialized in watch manufacturing, but also by the incredible number of loyal customers worldwide. The new timepiece released on the market by Seiko goes by the name of Seiko Ladies Coutura Watch, a brilliant timepiece in every aspect due to its 55 Diamonds applied on it. As design has always be a top priority for the designers from Seiko, this timepiece recreates a feminine, yet extravagant design, appropriate to wear on special occasions or in fancy places. This is not your typical everyday watch, as its design features a stainless steel case, whose bezel is adorned with diamonds and so is the dial of the watch. The feminine design lines are completed by these diamonds adornments, 55 in their number, which add a touch of incredible sophistication. No woman could say no to this extraordinary timepiece proposed by Seiko, a timepiece that manages to combine beautifully simplicity with extravagance. The *** white dial of the new Seiko Ladies Coutura Watch features diamond set hour markers, traditional stainless steel hands and a date window located discreetly at 4 o'clock. The stainless steel case covered with sapphire crystal comes accompanied by an interlinked stainless steel bracelet, assuring the harmonious overall design of the watch.The mechanism equipping this Seiko Ladies Coutura Watch adorned with 55 diamonds can not only guarantee the best reliability of the traditional functions of hour, minute and second and the date function, but it can also guarantee an amazing water resistance of 330 feet. Seductive and functional, this watch seems to have it all, and for the special price of 825 dollars, you can be sure the new Seiko Ladies Coutura Watch won't stay long in the window displays.

Sometimes I feel that I am alone on this one, but I just looked over at the and I couldn’t help thinking that I probably never can buy a Seiko watch. I consider myself as a complete watchnut and I even consider myself to at least have some knowledge about wristwatches and buying a Seiko or other Japanese watch really doesn’t fit in. This goes for new and vintage Seikos, but especially the new ones.Although I have thought a lot about the popular Seiko Divers watches, or a nice Seiko 5 automatic lowcost watch, just for fun, but I still rather spend the money on an exclusive leather strap for one of my Swiss and German built watches. It is like a Japanese car I think, perfect cars, nothing wrong with them… but I would never buy them. Just a matter of taste and preferences I guess. Maybe it is the lack of identity, it could be Toyota, but when I look a bit closer, it may be a Nissan or Honda as well. European watches are like European cars I guess. You can identify most of them from miles distance, and every now and then.. they break down What do you think? Are you a Seiko collector/lover?