The "J1" in the model number typically signifies that the watch was manufactured and assembled in Seiko's facilities in Japan, which is often a desirable quality for collectors.
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It's powered by the natural motion of your wrist and doesn't require a battery. This reliable in-house movement typically has 21 jewels, a 40-hour power reserve, and is known for its durability. Note that it's a non-hacking (second hand doesn't stop) and non-hand-winding movement.
The watch features a silver-tone stainless steel case and a two-tone (silver and yellow gold-tone) stainless steel bracelet, giving it a versatile and somewhat dressy appearance suitable for various occasions.
It has a clean and legible white dial, complemented by yellow gold-tone hands and index hour markers. Both the hands and markers are treated with LumiBrite for visibility in low light.
The watch features a transparent case back, allowing you to view the automatic mechanical movement in operation, a feature often appreciated by watch enthusiasts.
The dial is protected by Seiko's proprietary Hardlex crystal, a toughened mineral glass that offers good scratch resistance and is more shatter-resistant than standard glass.
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