The Seiko Super (reference 13005) is one of the key early models that shaped Seiko’s post-war identity. Produced in 1955, it belongs to the final generation of the Super series—Seiko’s main three-hand wristwatch line before the introduction of the Marvel in 1956, which later established the brand’s technical reputation. This example features the Seikosha 10-type hand-wound movement with 8 jewels, one of the more utilitarian yet historically important configurations of the period. The cream dial has developed a warm vintage patina over nearly seven decades, complemented by applied indices and the raised S emblem, both iconic elements of the Super series. The stainless-steel caseback carries the crane mark, a hallmark used during this era, along with the reference 13005. The compact 31.1 mm case embodies the refined and understated proportions typical of 1950s Japanese watchmaking. Fitted with a new leather strap, the watch maintains a clean, classic appearance while retaining its historical charm. Running at the time of listing. As a vintage watch, stable operation, accuracy, and water resistance are not guaranteed. The watch will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking for safe delivery.