Description

Brand Name: Seiko

Product Name: Alarm Quartz

Production Period: Circa 1980

Model Number: 7223-6000

Case Size: 36mm (excluding crown)

Wrist Size: 18cm

Lug Width: 19mm

Case Material: Stainless Steel

Band Material: Stainless Steel

Buckle: Buckle

Crystal Material: Crystal

Dial: White

Movement: Quartz

Caliber: 7223

Water Resistance: Not Water Resistant

Specifications: Date, Day of the Week, Alarm

Accessories: Watch Only

Condition:

Rank: A

There are minor scratches due to use, but no major scratches are noticeable and the watch is in good condition.

The movement has been overhauled.

Operation is flawless.

Features fast-forward date and day of the week.

■ Alarm Setting

Pull the crown at the 2 o'clock position one notch to turn the alarm on, and pull it two notches and turn it counterclockwise to set the alarm time.

There is a clicking sensation in 5-minute increments; minute increments are not possible.

The small window at the 12 o'clock position indicates the alarm is off when it is white, on when it is gold, and set the alarm time when it is red.

You can check the alarm by pulling the crown at the 2 o'clock position to the first notch twice within three seconds.

Notes

This is a hidden gem from Seiko's 1980s: an analog quartz alarm watch.

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