Salvaged SEIKO Radio Dial Clock Original Green

Salvaged SEIKO Radio Dial Clock Original GreenA truly one of a kind piece of maritime history this original Seiko Radio Dial clock was salvaged from a decommissioned vessel, where it once kept perfect time across oceans and time zones. Manufactured in Japan circa the 1970s, these robust iron cased Seiko clocks were fitted throughout ships as slave clocks, all connected by wire to the master clock in the captain's cabin. At the crossing of each time zone, the captain could update every clock on

whether you´re powering through flats

No two examples age in exactly the same way

Made entirely from carbon fiber

Country of Origin: Cyprus

Honjo-Koken have been manufacturing these quality items since 1945

Pictch circle diameter (Right) 50mm (Left) 60mm

No preservatives

The alternating slick profile and Graphene compound mimic the feel of the Zaffiro´s higher-end siblings

A small knob on the side unscrews to open the clock face and reveal the mechanism

What's Inside:

Category: Racing

Right shifter is a trigger-type 7 with one lever for down-shifts and a thumb button for up-shifts