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Seiko has announced that it will be launching its energy-saving Kinetic Perpetual watch as part of its Premier line of timepieces at Baselworld this March, it has been reported. Using the power of kinetic energy, Retail Jeweller revealed that the organisation's latest offering is able to consistently deliver the correct date, month and time even when leap years are approaching, all the way up to February 28th 2100. It was added that after 24 hours of inactivity, the hands of the Seiko watch will stop moving but the offering will stay accurate for up to four years as it is fully capable of automatically resetting to the exact time as soon as it is worn again and kinetic power is restored. Being demonstrated at Seiko's pavilion at the event in Switzerland next month, it is expected to cost £750. Earlier this month, Seiko announced the launch of its Spring Drive Spacewalk for the first time in India at the recent Samay Bharti 2010 event in Mumbai.

Seiko has announced an ultra-slim watch featuring an electrophoretic display (EPD) that will be available in March 2006.Called the Spectrum, the limited edition (only 500 are being made) watch features a microcapsule-type Electrophoresis display module, offering a thin flexible design that could bend around your wrist. Seiko is promoting the benefits of the watch as having a high contrast display of pure black and pure white particles, which allow the same contrast as on a printed page and twice the contrast of a LCD panel.The company is also boasting a thin design, low power consumption because you don't need a backlight and no restrictions in size.The watch is the result of a joint development effort, combining 'Electronic Ink' technology developed by E Ink Corporation in the USA and Seiko Epson's advanced display manufacturing and electronic circuitry techniques.The watch will cost around ��1000 when it is released next year.