Seiko Conceptual Series Rotocall wristwatch, steel, SMGG17P1
Seiko Conceptual Series Rotocall Is a Steel Digital Wristwatch with a Yellow and Black Rotating Bezel and 100 m Water Resistance
The rotating bezel is used to select the watch's eight functions without complicated button combinations, such as the timer, event counter, stopwatch, and daily and single alarms. This Seiko Rotocall wristwatch is a new interpretation of Seiko's 1980s digital watch A829-6029, and it keeps the original angular shape. The bezel is yellow and black. The gray LCD display is divided into two rows: the day of the week and the date are shown at the top, and the time at the bottom.
The steel case is 37 mm wide and 10.6 mm thick, so the watch is compact. The bracelet is also stainless steel and has a three-fold push-button clasp. The quartz movement runs on a battery, and an LED backlight makes the display easier to read. Water resistance of 100 m / 10 atm is enough for swimming, water sports and snorkeling, but not for scuba diving. In 1969, Seiko launched the Quartz Astron, the world's first mass-produced quartz wristwatch.
















