Seiko

The porcelain dial, these exquisit sharply pointed hands, these painted indexes... And then the movement... This timepiece is heavingly good. ...  

but I'm sure I would like it very much! Best, Emmanuel

Not overly complex but oozes quality and craftsmanship. ...  

I’ve been lucky enough to have had several friends owning this watch over the years, in both metals. And so have enjoyed its company several times. Enjoy it. Looking forward to hearing some thoughts as you live with it a bit.

Will definitely be posting more about this watch going forward. I proper hairloom watch for me.

I continue to be charmed by its lesser brother, the Kuon, so I can only imagine your joy with the exquisite Eichi II !

stands its ground when viewed with Eichi II side by side. I was able to see them side by side when visiting the Seiko Flagship Store in Tokyo last year.