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It’s tough to compete with a company that's been doing things this well for this long. Seiko originated as a jewelry store in 1881, built the first Japanese-made wristwatch in 1913, and made the ...

If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Today, Japan is one of the world’s powerhouses of watchmaking thanks to monster brands like Seiko, Citizen and Casio. But it was a very ...

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Seiko has introduced several special-edition ... When he attends an evening event, he wears a Premier Kinetic Perpetual. He also owns a private jet that provides him with the mobility he requires ...

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