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Shock-resistant G-Shock case
Green-Black
Das eingedrungene Öl kann durch leichtes Reiben mit dem Finger oder Fingernagel wieder aktiviert werden
The previously backlit bezel has been replaced with a classic aluminum insert
Seiko Merit Damenarmbanduhr (Ref. 5208, Februar 1958) Taucheruhr Shock-resistant G-Shock caseA rare Seiko Merit from the 1950s one of the smallest ladies' watches ever made by Seiko. The model impressively showcases the fine Japanese watchmaking of the post war period with a subtly patinated silver dial, gold tone hands, and applied indices. Historical background After World War II, Seiko (or rather the Seikosha factories) pursued a strategy of diversifying its portfolio moving away from purely men's watches towards a full product range that
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