Seiko - Goldfeather - No reserve price - J14060 - Men - 1960






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The 1960 Seiko Goldfeather, reference J14060, has a hand-wound movement, a 35 mm gold-plated case, a silver-coloured dial and a leather strap, with clear signs of wear.
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1960s Seiko Goldfeather, 14-karat gold-coated, manual-wind, 35 mm, ref. J14060
A rare 1960s Seiko Goldfeather J14060; one of the most elegant and technically impressive watches of its kind from that era. When it was introduced, it was the world’s thinnest three-hand watch. It features an exceptionally slim 35 mm 14-karat gold-coated case measuring just 7 mm thick, paired with a beautifully minimalist silver-tone dial and refined gold accents. Powered by a specialized hand-wound Seikosha movement, this watch is a perfect example of Seiko’s early mastery of precision engineering and the understated design characteristic of the mid-20th century.
The watch shows signs of wear and age. It is a rare example from 1960. The case and dial show signs of age, which make the watch all the more special. Apart from the strap, the watch is in perfect condition. Regular servicing is important; the watch has not been serviced for a long time, which may cause it to stop or run too slowly. A new, handmade vintage genuine leather strap has been fitted.
1960s Seiko Goldfeather, 14-karat gold-coated, manual-wind, 35 mm, ref. J14060
A rare 1960s Seiko Goldfeather J14060; one of the most elegant and technically impressive watches of its kind from that era. When it was introduced, it was the world’s thinnest three-hand watch. It features an exceptionally slim 35 mm 14-karat gold-coated case measuring just 7 mm thick, paired with a beautifully minimalist silver-tone dial and refined gold accents. Powered by a specialized hand-wound Seikosha movement, this watch is a perfect example of Seiko’s early mastery of precision engineering and the understated design characteristic of the mid-20th century.
The watch shows signs of wear and age. It is a rare example from 1960. The case and dial show signs of age, which make the watch all the more special. Apart from the strap, the watch is in perfect condition. Regular servicing is important; the watch has not been serviced for a long time, which may cause it to stop or run too slowly. A new, handmade vintage genuine leather strap has been fitted.
