ساعت مچی سیکو مدل SRW872P1

Ever since chronograph watches came into being, they have been known as sporty, big, and masculine watches. But the big watch companies did not allow this tradition to continue, and by integrating these concepts, they created watches that thrilled the fans of these watches. The Seiko SRW872P1 women’s wristwatch is a luxurious and extremely beautiful watch that uses chronograph technology in its construction. Three small blue hands on the dial and a blue piece on the crown on the right side of the copper frame of this watch have doubled its beauty and splendor. The body of this watch is made of durable steel and a crystal of hardlex (solid crystal invented by Seiko) protects the face and hands of this beautiful watch. The combination of durable steel and hardlex makes a set that is well resistant to possible shocks and scratches. Seiko uses the softest and finest types of leather for its watch straps. SRW872P1 also includes this rule and has a beautiful and comfortable seiko wrap made of high quality leather. For this luxury watch, a calendar is provided that shows the date to the user as the number of the day of the month. Seiko Company was founded in 1881 by a watchmaker named Kintaro Hattori and the name Seiko was first registered in 1924 with the introduction of the company’s first watch. Seiko is considered a very serious competitor to the famous Swiss watches and its position as a leading watchmaker is well established. Always equipped with the latest technologies, Seiko is increasing its honors day by day. Many inventions in the field of chronometric devices are the product of Seiko Research Centers: the first quartz clock, the first quartz LCD, clocks with a hundred-year calendar, and the world’s first smart hand clock are all Seiko innovations. With the introduction of kinetic technology in 1992, Seiko took another step forward in the development of wristwatches: analog watches that required only the movement of the hand to charge. Relying on the diversity of its products, Seiko controls a large part of the world watch market.