This is a rare early three-hand Seiko hand-wound watch, the "Super," from the 1950s, a model with a unique dial that evolved from a small seconds to a center seconds. The Super model greatly contributed to Seiko's development. The "S" mark below the 12 o'clock position is said to be a stylized snake, giving it a wonderful vintage watch feel. The case back has a crane stamp, which is proof that it is a SEIKO case. This is a "cool" Super watch with many charms and history, featuring exquisite aging. It is a valuable item that has left its mark on history. The movement is also beautiful, with red-bronze plating, commonly known as the "red machine," and is exquisitely stylish. From the aging dial, which seems to prove that it has lived alongside each owner, you can feel the strength and dignity of this watch. It has gained character over the years, giving it a nice antique feel. Condition: Crystal = Very clean considering its age Dial = Exquisite aging dial Case = Scratches, minor scratches, and minor chipping Belt = SEIKO genuine new belt Overall = Considering its rarity and age, it is in good condition Case size = Approximately 34.5mm (excluding the crown) Lug width = Approximately 18mm Wrist circumference = Up to approximately 19cm *Please understand that there may be some errors. Crown = Operation confirmed Overhaul history = Yes, date unknown Current daily rate estimate = Timegrapher flat position ±10 seconds (good condition numerically) *Please consider this as a guide only, as it is an antique watch. (Errors may occur depending on the angle, direction, and temperature during timegrapher measurement and wearing) Dial color: Gold Belt color: Brown