The Way With Japanese Made Watches
Japan is home to some of the most technologically advanced products and gadgets. It’s no surprise that their Japanese watches are held in the same accord. Japan after all, was behind the mass production of precise men’s and women’s watches.
How are Japanese watches different from the others?
We’ve seen Japanese watches in their crazy and unique designs. We’ve also seen them produce many of the firsts in the history of watches. Seiko watches produced the first Quartz watch as well as the first TV watch. They have contributed much to the development of watches, earning a reputation for their creativity and ingenuity. However, their greatest attraction lies in their ability to perfect the balance between affordability and quality.
Define affordable
An affordable cheap wrist watch is attractively priced. Aesthetics? Check. Function? Check. Price? What could be more frustrating than finding that perfect watch, only to realize you can’t afford it? Japanese watches leave little room for disappointment
You could go from flashy to formal with the Tokyoflash Negative. It has time and date functions. LCD display, AM/PM 12 hr/24 hr modes, vertical/horizontal modes, daily and date alarms, and a backlight of 7 colors. The retail price of the watch is $170.
And of course, can always go with the simpler, but no less functional Nekura Transceiver at $90. See? You don’t have to sacrifice a week’s allowance for a presentable watch.
Quality much?
Logically, you will be looking for a gorgeous watch that functions well, one that stands the test of time as well as man’s penchant for accident. More than anything else, you want a watch that is guaranteed to work and so much more. Japanese watches are known to have 5 standard features: shock resistant, water resistant, automatic, and day/date display.
Affordability + Quality = Japanese Watches
It’s hard to see those qualities fit a limited budget. Japan made watches make it look so easy. Its 2 leading brand of women’s and men’s designer watches, Seiko and Citizen are experts in perfecting the formula to an affordable watch with ensured quality.
Seiko watches
Seiko watches gained publicity after inventing Quartz technology. They keep enhancing their technology and design but keep their prices budget friendly when you compare them to other watches.
Their newest baby, Seiko Spring Drive, is the first to have a tri-syncho regulator. Seiko Spring Drive is a unique watch that showcases the nature of time with its hand motions feature. It is one feature that Seiko believes other companies can’t duplicate. The watch is water resistant to 100meters with a stainless steel case, a power reserve of 72 hours and an accuracy equivalent to 1 second per day. It retails at $3495.
The Omega Seamaster is at one distinct advantage only – water resistant up to 600 meters but retails at $3280.
Citizen watches
Citizen is known for their Eco drive series, the light powered watches. Eco Drive Watches work continuously in all kinds of natural or synthetic light for lifetime use, thus requiring no battery. The Eco drive has a titanium case and is water resistant up to 200 meters. Price? Only $395.
Finding perfect wrist watches to buy is no longer a worry, for there’s always the trusty Japanese watches. Wait to see the moment when everyone who loves flaunting a great watch will be turning Japanese.