A vintage Seiko quartz wristwatch featuring a duo-display configuration. The watch is constructed with a stainless steel case and an integrated stainless steel link bracelet. The black dial is composed of an analog face with baton hour markers and a rectangular digital liquid crystal display positioned at the 9 o’clock mark. To the right side of the dial is a vertical aperture with three horizontal bars, consistent with a speaker grill design. The dial is printed in white with a brand mark reading SEIKO and QUARTZ below it. To the left, the dial bears the printed text ALARM CHRONOGRAPH. Along the very bottom edge of the dial, small printed characters read JAPAN H249 5630 T. The watch case includes two pushers on the upper left and right shoulders and a crown at the 6 o’clock position. The integrated bracelet is secured with a folding clasp. Case width 32mm.
Condition report:
The watch is in heavily worn condition and was non-functional at the time of cataloguing. The crystal exhibits numerous deep scratches and scuffs across the entire surface (photo 1). The digital display is blank, and the analog hands are stationary. The stainless steel case and integrated bracelet show significant surface scratching, abrasions, and heavy dirt accumulation between the link segments (photo 2). The watch likely requires a battery replacement and professional servicing; internal movement condition is unknown.
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