Inspired by the first domestically produced railway watch that supported Japan's incredibly punctual railway system. In 1929, the Seikosha Model 19 hand-wound pocket watch was designated as the first domestically produced railway watch. It's no exaggeration to say that this railway watch laid the foundation for Japan's railway system, which is said to be the most punctual in the world. Inspired by that railway watch, Seiko, a Japanese watchmaker that the world is proud of, celebrating its 140th anniversary this year, and Light Up Co., Ltd., as a special 50th-anniversary project, jointly developed this watch. A solar-powered wristwatch that maintains the visibility of a railway watch and eliminates the need for regular battery changes. While maintaining the visibility of a railway watch, the design of the dial and the minute hand were originally created to fit within a 38mm case. Beautiful solar panels that do not detract from the atmosphere of a railway watch were adopted, achieving the functionality of eliminating the need for regular battery changes. Please enjoy the luxury of wearing a masterpiece that will remain in watch history and sharing time together. ① Uses a sophisticated, classic case. ② Arabic numerals in the same font as the railway watch are arranged in an exquisite size. ③ The minute hand was originally created to resemble the hands of a railway watch. ④ A beautifully finished dial that doesn't make you feel like a solar panel is built-in. ⑤ Equipped with a convenient day-date function. The day of the week can be switched between Japanese and English. Retail Price: ¥45,000 Color: White x Black Materials: Case = Stainless steel, Belt = Cowhide, Crystal = Sapphire glass Size (approx.): Diameter 38mm x Thickness 9.5mm Weight (approx.): 56g Belt Adjustment Size: 16-21cm Movement: Quartz, Monthly difference ±15 seconds / 10 ATM water resistance / Functions: Date and day display / Made in Japan ● The belt clasp is a three-fold type for easy attachment and detachment. Movement... Solar powered