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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.

Divers may want to take a look at a Seiko watch, which comes with a bright orange dial so that time can easily be viewed while swimming to the ocean bed.Dubbed the Sumo, the Seiko SBDC005 offers a "very nice" design, according to Watch Report, as well as an attractive finishing technique to the side of the timepiece and a smooth acting bezel.It is the orange dial which has caught the most attention of reviewer James Stacey though, which he points out that it "really pops, it is bright and rich and really makes this watch feel like a dive watch".Seiko has also made sure that this is a watch which can be worn no matter the extremity of a diver, as it supports up to 200m of water resistance.Recently, the watchmaker has unveiled the Ananta Spring Drive Moon Phase, which offers accuracy in measuring the time – thanks to 288 unique movements – as well as a practical moon phase indicator, Hodinkee recently reported.