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Used & Pre-owned Seiko watches

Total 5,006   2681 ~ 2720

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Total 5,006   2681 ~ 2720

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Seiko: The Pioneer of Accessible Excellence

Since 1881, Seiko has revolutionized horology with innovations such as the 1969 Astron, the world’s first quartz watch, and the PROSPEX “Turtle” SRP777. The brand embodies Japanese precision through diverse collections like Grand Seiko, PROSPEX, and PRESAGE, where kinetic, solar, and Spring Drive movements combine with iconic designs. Seiko has earned reverence from enthusiasts for blending affordability with unmatched reliability.

Secondary Market: Valued Classics and Sought-After Gems

Vintage Seiko references, such as the 1968 6105-8110 “Captain Willard” dive watch, fetch between $1,500 and $4,000 due to their association with *Apocalypse Now*. Meanwhile, modern limited editions like the PROSPEX SLA043 “1965 Diver” (retail price approximately $4,500) trade pre-owned for $4,000 to $6,000. High demand and limited releases create scarcity at retailers, driving collectors to secondary markets where condition and original packaging significantly increase value.