The Seiko Lord Matic Special 5216-7020 is a celebrated vintage dress watch from Seiko's Daini factory, powered by the high-precision cal. 5216 automatic movement beating at 28,800 bph. This example stands out with its rare and striking blue gradient dial, complemented by a five-faceted crystal that catches light from every angle. A prized piece from Seiko's golden era of mechanical watchmaking, representing outstanding engineering and design.
| Brand | Seiko |
| Model | Lord Matic Special (LM Special) |
| Reference | 5216-7020 |
| Movement | Automatic (Cal. 5216), Hand-Winding, Hacking |
| Beat Rate | 28,800 bph (Hi-Beat) |
| Jewels | 25 |
| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
| Case Size | Approx. 37 mm |
| Dial Color | Blue Gradient |
| Crystal | Five-Faceted (Multi-Facet Cut) |
| Band | Original LM Stainless Steel Bracelet (Silver) |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
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