Seiko Quarz QZ – 0923-8010 (September 1974) Quarz It exemplifies the Fukushima Watch

It exemplifies the Fukushima Watch Company's commitment to combining regional culture and craftsmanship in a timepiece

known for its low power consumption and robustness

The large framed day/date window at 3 o'clock allows switching between English and Japanese day of the week display ("Kanji/English Day Display")

chronograph

minimal signs of wear on the case

Seiko Quarz QZ – 0923-8010 (September 1974) Quarz It exemplifies the Fukushima WatchEarly Seiko quartz classics of the 1970s authentic vintage look in the original design This Seiko Quartz QZ from April 1974 belongs to the early generation of Japanese quartz watches that Seiko launched after the legendary "Quartz Astron" starting in 1969. The model 0923 8010 represents the second phase of quartz technology development more reliable, more suitable for everyday wear, and significantly thinner than the first prototypes. Characteristic