Presage
PRESAGE SHARP-EDGED SERIES
A series of new Presage timepieces combines a modern sharpness with time-honored Japanese artistry, each offering an intricately patterned dial with a different traditional Japanese color.
Seiko Presage Craftsmanship Series For Women
Japanese sensibility and femininity in Presage.
PRESAGE ENAMEL
A perfect dial created with Japan’s timeless traditions.
PRESAGE ARITA PORCELAIN
The heritage of Arita porcelain is respected in the color of the dials, white with a trace of blue, which was the color of the earliest Arita porcelain.
PRESAGE URUSHI LACQUER
Inspired by Japan’s everlasting fascination with the moon.
PRESAGE SHIPPO ENAMEL
Expressing the deep blue that mirrors the color of the ocean.
PRESAGE LUXE COLLECTION
Each stunningly crafted Presage reflects an extraordinary heritage of artistry in design and timekeeping, capturing the essence of Japanese classic and contemporary style. Crafted by master artisans, each timepiece is a unique work of art, from the exquisite dials to the finely wrought hands and the sapphire crystals for the utmost in clarity.
EXQUISITE DIAL DETAILS
To convey the true essence of Japanese artistry, Presage collaborates with highly skilled enamel, porcelain, and lacquer craftsmen and artisans from various regions in Japan, each devoted to the perfection of their discipline. The newest Presage designs from the Sharp-Edged Series, convey the cool angularity of today’s Japanese aesthetic. Inspired by energy itself, the subtly intricate dial pattern is based on the traditional Asanoha hemp leaf motif, a symbol of growth and prosperity.
FINE MECHANICAL TIMEKEEPING FROM JAPAN
Featuring the finest in Japanese watch making, each Presage is equipped with one of Seiko’s in-house mechanical calibers. In addition to the 6R35 movement with an astounding 70-hour power reserve, and the ultra slim 6L35 movement, the new 29-jewel 6R64 movement expands functionality adding a GMT complication. Each Presage features a see-through caseback offering a clear view of this mechanical timekeeping in action.
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Arita, a small town in Kyushu, the third largest island in the southwest of Japan, came to prominence in the early 17th century when clay suitable for porcelain manufacture was discovered there and its porcelain products soon became highly prized in Japan for the high quality of their artistry... ( Read More )
The dial’s reddish-brown persimmon color is known as Kakiiro, which is a traditional Japanese color that originated with the Ichikawa family who first used it generations ago in their Kabuki costumes. This rich color remains a Kabuki favorite to this day. The dial edge is a darker shade so that the gold color hands and indexes stand out clearly... ( Read More )
Arita, a small town in Kyushu, the third largest island in the southwest of Japan, came to prominence in the early 17th century when clay suitable for porcelain manufacture was discovered there and its porcelain products soon became highly prized in Japan for the high quality of their artistry.
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