Vintage Seiko Wristwatch LordMatic 5606-7140 Automatic Serviced 1971 Warranty

SPECIFICATION Reference: Seiko Lordmatic 5606-7140Movement: 5606 23 jewelAge: October 1971Case Size: 36mmCase Thickness: 10mmLug to Lug: 42mmLugs: 18mmCondition: used Seiko watchBox & Papers: NoCase Material: Stainless SteelWarranty: 12-Months Warranty POINTS TO MENTION In great pre-owned condition, with light wear from use Case and bezel have some light scratches and marks Matte black dial Hands have some patina English and Kanji day wheel Fully serviced with upgraded metal working quickset Paired with its original signed LM stainless steel bracelet GXB081 that fits up to a 7 1/2 inch wrist Discover the legendary Seiko Lord Matic. Seiko introduced the Lord Matic line with the intention of continuing the Lord Marvel legacy, setting the bar high for this new series of watches. Thanks to Seiko's design expertise, they achieved their goal and more! The Lord Matic line is equipped with a sophisticated 56 series movement and sports a high-quality case design and finishing that takes it to new heights of elegance. Although originally positioned just below the King Seiko line, the Lord Matic quickly gained market demand, becoming a sensation in its own right. Its movement, the 5606, emerged as one of the most prevalent Seiko mechanical movements of its time. A BIT OF TRIVIA Both Suwa Seikosha factory (the makers of Grand Seiko) and Daini Seikosha factory (the makers of King Seiko) produced Lord Matic watches. The Suwa Seikosha factory created those with the 5600-series movements while Daini Seikosha factory made the 5100-series and the 5200-series. Seiko's Lordmatic advertisements back then exemplified how Seiko positioned the Lord Matic watches as for “men on the way to the top.”. Today men and women wearing one have already reached the 'if you know you know phase'. To those who wish to start their journey in vintage watches, the Lord Matic line is underrated and a lot more reasonably priced. If you want the functionality and the pedigree but without paying for the premium of the King Seiko and Grand Seiko, I highly recommend seeking out a Lord Matic A LITTLE PEOM The Lord Matic range was extensive, offering a wide variety of dial and case designs to suit different tastes. From sleek, understated models to more distinctive styles, there was something for everyone. We're fortunate to have a few examples in our collection, and the one we're showcasing here is a particularly impressive piece with matt black dial and its original stainless steel bracelet, freshly serviced ready to be enjoyed.

Vintage Seiko Wristwatch LordMatic 5606-7140 Automatic Serviced 1971 Warranty

SPECIFICATION

Reference: Seiko Lordmatic 5606-7140
Movement: 5606 23 jewel
Age: October 1971
Case Size: 36mm
Case Thickness: 10mm
Lug to Lug: 42mm
Lugs: 18mm
Condition: uséd Seiko watch
Box & Papers: No
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Warranty: 12-Months Warranty UK only

POINTS TO MENTION

In great pre-owned condition, with light wear from use
Case and bezel have some light scratches and marks
Matte black dial
Hands have some patina
English and Kanji day wheel
Fully serviced with upgraded metal working quickset
Paired with its original signed LM stainless steel bracelet GXB081 that fits up to a 7 1/2 inch wrist

Discover the legendary Seiko Lord Matic. Seiko introduced the Lord Matic line with the intention of continuing the Lord Marvel legacy, setting the bar high for this new series of watches. Thanks to Seiko's design expertise, they achieved their goal and more!

The Lord Matic line is equipped with a sophisticated 56 series movement and sports a high-quality case design and finishing that takes it to new heights of elegance. Although originally positioned just below the King Seiko line, the Lord Matic quickly gained market demand, becoming a sensation in its own right. Its movement, the 5606, emerged as one of the most prevalent Seiko mechanical movements of its time.

A BIT OF TRIVIA

Both Suwa Seikosha factory (the makers of Grand Seiko) and Daini Seikosha factory (the makers of King Seiko) produced Lord Matic watches. The Suwa Seikosha factory created those with the 5600-series movements while Daini Seikosha factory made the 5100-series and the 5200-series.

Seiko's Lordmatic advertisements back then exemplified how Seiko positioned the Lord Matic watches as for “men on the way to the top.”. Today men and women wearing one have already reached the 'if you know you know phase'.

To those who wish to start their journey in vintage watches, the Lord Matic line is underrated and a lot more reasonably priced. If you want the functionality and the pedigree but without paying for the premium of the King Seiko and Grand Seiko, I highly recommend seeking out a Lord Matic

A LITTLE PEOM

The Lord Matic range was extensive, offering a wide variety of dial and case designs to suit different tastes. From sleek, understated models to more distinctive styles, there was something for everyone. We're fortunate to have a few examples in our collection, and the one we're showcasing here is a particularly impressive piece with matt black dial and its original stainless steel bracelet, freshly serviced ready to be enjoyed.