Seiko Quartz Two-Tone Day-Date – Silver Dial | January 1981

A classic early-1980s Seiko dress watch with a clean silver sunburst dial, applied gold baton hour markers, and a framed day-date window at 3 o’clock. The fluted gold-tone bezel adds a touch of refinement that nods directly to the luxury watch aesthetic of the era — this is Seiko doing dressy right, at a fraction of the price of its Swiss contemporaries.
At 24mm with a two-tone jubilee-style bracelet, this wears as a true vintage ladies’ dress piece. Over 40 years old and still presenting beautifully — that’s a testament to how well these were built. The silver dial reads crisp and bright, and the gold accents throughout give it a warm, timeless elegance.
The watch is in great shape for its age. The crystal is clean with no scratches, the dial is bright and undamaged, the bezel is in excellent condition, and the bracelet shows only mild plating wear on the center links — nothing that detracts from the overall presentation.
Details:
∙ Manufacturer date: January 1981 (Seiko serial date code)
∙ Serial: 110522
∙ Movement: Seiko Quartz (2626)
∙ Case diameter: 24mm
∙ Wrist fit: Up to 6 inches
∙ Dial: Silver sunburst with applied gold baton markers, day-date at 3 o’clock
∙ Case material: Base metal with stainless steel back
∙ Bracelet: Two-tone stainless steel & gold-tone (original)
∙ Condition: Vintage, excellent working condition with fresh battery installed — mild plating wear on bracelet center links, otherwise excellent throughout