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vintage dress watch Vintage Seiko Gold-Plated Watch — Gold Dial Dress Watch (1982)

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vintage dress watch Vintage Seiko Gold-Plated Watch — Gold Dial Dress Watch (1982)Seiko dress watch Rectangle with cut off sides and gold dial This vintage Seiko watch, produced around 1982, is a dress watch in the grand tradition of the 1980s: a gold plated case in a rectangular shape with beveled corners, topped with a sunburst gold dial in a tone on tone finish. A sober and refined piece, designed to slip under the cuff and accompany the most elegant outfits. The rectangular cut corner case embraces a dressed geometric style:

Seiko dress watch — Rectangle with cut-off sides and gold dial

This vintage Seiko watch, produced around 1982, is a dress watch in the grand tradition of the 1980s: a gold-plated case in a rectangular shape with beveled corners, topped with a sunburst gold dial in a tone-on-tone finish. A sober and refined piece, designed to slip under the cuff and accompany the most elegant outfits.

The rectangular cut-corner case embraces a dressed geometric style: its cut corners and four decorative screws at the corners give it an architectural presence, halfway between the classic dress watch and a more assertive design. With its ultra-thin 5.6mm profile, it embodies the discreet elegance of fine watches, the kind that is felt more than imposed.

The gold dial is a beautiful exercise in monochrome: a sunburst gilded base, framed by a drawn rectangular chapter ring that structures the reading, with fine baton hour markers and a minute track. The SEIKO QUARTZ signature finds its place in the central frame, while the golden hands traverse this luminous dial with restraint — a composition full of reserve, without a seconds hand to preserve the purity of the whole.

Driven by a reliable and precise quartz Seiko caliber, this piece is fitted with a black crocodile leather strap that underscores its dress character and contrasts elegantly with the gold of the case. Unisex format of 25.5mm, ideal for slender wrists. Selected piece, authenticated and serviced by Atelier Victor. Fast and secure international shipping.

Three points to note about this piece

  • Case rectangular gold-plated case with cut corners and decorative screws at the corners: a dressed and architectural presence.
  • Tone-on-tone sunburst gold dial with drawn chapter ring: a refined and luminous golden monochrome.
  • Ultra-thin 5.6mm profile: the discreet elegance of a true fine dress watch.

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Technical specifications

  • Brand: Seiko
  • Model: Rectangular cut-corner dress watch
  • Reference: 6530-5000
  • Estimated year: 1982
  • Serial number: 205689
  • Origin: Japan
  • Gender: Men's and women's watch (Unisex, slender wrists)
  • Movement: Japanese quartz, caliber Seiko 6530
  • Functions: Hours, minutes
  • Case: Gold-plated (steel base), rectangular cut-corner shape
  • Dimensions: 25.5mm (27.5mm with crown)
  • Lug to lug: 36.5mm
  • Thickness: 5.6mm (Crystal included, ultra-thin)
  • Lug width: 16mm
  • Crown: Gold-plated, original
  • Dial: Sunburst gold, drawn rectangular chapter ring, baton hour markers, Seiko Quartz signature, original
  • Hands: Gold baton hands, original
  • Crystal: Crystal, in very good condition
  • Bracelet: Black crocodile leather, non-original
  • Buckle: Steel pin buckle, non-original

Condition and warranty

  • Overall condition: Very good state of preservation. Impeccable original gold dial, gold-plated case in good condition, Crystal crystal in very good condition.
  • Water resistance: Not guaranteed (vintage watch)
  • Authenticity: Lifetime guarantee
  • Movement: Checked quartz movement, guaranteed for 1 year
  • Included: Atelier Victor invoice, protective case
  • Not included: Original box and papers

Frequently asked questions

  • What does "ultra-thin" mean for a watch?
    A watch is said to be ultra-thin when its thickness is particularly reduced. At only 5.6 mm, this Seiko belongs to the category of slender watches, allowing it to slip elegantly under a cuff and reflecting Seiko's watchmaking expertise in dress watches.
  • What is a sunburst dial?
    A sunburst dial features fine ray-like grooves radiating from the center, which catch the light and create a changing effect depending on the viewing angle. On this piece, the sunburst finish of the gold dial brings particular depth and luminosity to the overall tone-on-tone composition.
  • Does this watch have a seconds hand?
    No, it is a two-hand watch (hours and minutes). This pared-back configuration, without a seconds hand, is typical of elegant dress watches and enhances the visual purity of the dial.
  • Is this watch suitable for a man or a woman?
    With its 25.5 mm width and rectangular shape, this is a Unisex piece suited to slender wrists, both feminine and masculine. Its gold dial and ultra-thin profile make it an ideal dress watch for formal attire.
  • What is the international shipping time?
    Dispatch within 48 hours, international delivery within 3 to 5 days, insurance included.

 

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