Seiko Laurel 4N21-5380 from 1997

Seiko Laurel 4N21-5380 from 1997For sale is a Seiko 4N21 5380. "Laurel" is best known for being Japan's first wristwatch created by Seiko in 1913. The "Laurel" branding was used across Seiko's history and most notably the first Seiko Alpinist in 1959. It wasn't until mid 90s where Seiko revived the laurel branding as a mid high end line where high end calibres, sterling silver cases and enamel dials were used. This brings us to the watch offered for sale here. The Seiko Laurel 4N21

This exceptional timepiece is complemented by a brand new

allowing for a crystal-clear view of time

Thickness: 10mm

What truly sets this timepiece apart is the mesmerizing effect of the thermally blued hands that grace its face

The case remains in excellent shape with only light signs of wear

featuring only customary hairline scratches that speak to its history

"Laurel" is best known for being Japan's first wristwatch created by Seiko in 1913

ensuring a comfortable fit even on a 6-inch wrist

with similar aesthetic as the Royal Oak and the Nautilus

The utilitarian case is paired with a highly favored beads of rice bracelet that hugs the wearer wrist comfortably while providing great ventilation

this timepiece marked a significant milestone as Seiko's inaugural watch featuring a center second hand

save for a scratch on the bezel at 10 o'clock