This limited edition timepiece commemorates Seiko's 110 years of
wristwatch-making experience and is inspired by Japan's and Seiko's
first wristwatch, The Laurel.

This dial’s new ivory color transports the wearer to the Izumiyama
Ceramic Stone Field in Arita, a small town in Saga Prefecture that is,
after more than 400 years of history, inseparable from Japanese
porcelain. Master craftsman Hiroyuki Hashiguchi and his team make the
dials in a multi-stage process that requires tremendous skill and
patience, and several firings in a scorching kiln, to lock in rich
color, texture, and depth for years to come.

The calfskin strap is sourced from LWG-certified tanners in Japan. The
Leather Working Group (LWG) is a non-profit organization dedicated to
the production of sustainable and responsible leather.

There are only 1,500 pieces available worldwide.