Two new models inheriting the design of King Seiko's second-generation "KSK" model have been released.

King Seiko will release two new models that inherit the sophisticated design of the second-generation King Seiko "KSK." The base model, the second-generation King Seiko "KSK," is characterized by a streamlined dial layout, a sharp case with prominent edges, and a box-shaped crystal, establishing the originality of Seiko design.

Refined, sharp and classic design

　In 1965, four years after the birth of the King Seiko, the second-generation King Seiko, known as the "KSK," was born. It was a practical evolution, equipped with water resistance and a second-hand regulation device, which were not available in the first generation. With its streamlined dial layout, case style with pronounced edges, and box-shaped crystal, this model established the King Seiko design codes.

　This model features bold, thick, and long three-sided hour and minute hands, ensuring high visibility. The bold, multi-faceted case combines mirror and hairline finishes, adhering to the design of the original model while adding a modern element. The dial features a delicate radial pattern, expressing the smooth and elegant texture of KSK's original model.

　This model is equipped with the 6L35 automatic caliber, the thinnest among Seiko's current models, and by improving the case structure and crystal, it has been made 0.2mm thinner than the original second-generation King Seiko KSK model. It also features a flat multi-row bracelet, providing a comfortable fit.

The newly developed color is a black dial.

　Two dial colors are available. The newly developed deep black gives the watch a sophisticated look. The coloring harmonizes with the sharp case design with its pronounced edges.

　And just like with previous regular models, you can freely combine it with any of the 10 King Seiko leather straps currently on sale.