1967 Seiko Railway Watch / 15 jewels / Stop-second function / Out of production / 19seiko-1290

During his time at Seikosha, founder Kintaro Hattori developed the 19th Seiko, a watch with high precision that could rival the foreign-made watches that were in use at the time.

This watch continued to evolve through small, repeated minor changes until 1972.

A beautiful 15-jewel movement with Côtes de Genève.

Seiko pocket watches were popular as Japan's leading "working watches."

It has a history of being used not only on railways but also during wartime, such as in the cockpit of a Zero fighter.

▼19 Seiko Precision Pocket Watch 15 Jewels Diaflex, customer comments from Can Piece (male, 50s)

Good condition and well maintained.

This is a railway clock that was used in the 1960s. It is highly accurate, with an error of only a few seconds even after a week of operation. I admire the quality of its maintenance.

It was a polite and quick response, so I'm not disappointed.

company employee

▼19 Seiko Precision Pocket Watch 15 Jewels Diaflex / Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation Purchaser, Mr. Hosshan (50s)

Recently I've become interested in train travel and wanted a railway clock to use when I'm on the train or as a table clock at home, so I was thinking of buying the current Seiko quartz type.

However, I was introduced to the 19 Seiko at a pocket watch exhibition, and since I've always loved mechanical watches, I decided to buy it.

There was a defect when it was delivered, but it was repaired quickly and I am now using it without any problems. Thank you very much.

I like the sound of the 5 beats. I have a feeling I'll be hooked on the 19 Seiko from now on.

I received a thank you email from your store, but although I purchased it at an exhibition in Osaka, the email stated that it was from a "pocket watch exhibition held in Akihabara, Tokyo." I hope that this will be corrected in the future.

civil servant