Rarität: Seiko Blindenuhr Ref. 6618-6000 (November 1965) Taucheruhr originally used in ceramic art

originally used in ceramic art – Tsuishitsu Nuri (堆漆塗) combines multi-layered Urushi lacquers with Ranpaku technique

Black lining leather

The Seiko caliber 2205 was introduced in 1969 and was considered one of the most precise automatic movements for ladies' watches of its time

The chronograph seconds hand resets to zero with a jerk and instant action

unlike express trains ( Nozomi or Hikari )

Rarität: Seiko Blindenuhr Ref. 6618-6000 (November 1965) Taucheruhr originally used in ceramic artMechanical hand wound watch for the visually impaired recently serviced exceptionally well preserved This rare Seiko blind watch (Ref. 6618 6000) is a piece of Japanese engineering from the 1960s. It was specially designed for visually impaired wearers and allows them to tell the time by feeling the hands and hour markers. The massive stainless steel case features a hinged glass cover that opens upwards, allowing the time to be read by feeling the