The jubilee model "100 years Seiko wristwatches" by Sportura. Kinetic crowns a very special jubilee. When Seiko made its first wristwatch in 1913, the president of the company christened it Laurel. The Laurel is not only the first watch by Seiko, but the first wristwatch ever made in Japan. It is the origin point of numerous innovative designs and mirrors the determination of Kintaro Hattori to make sure that Seiko would always be "one step ahead of the others". In commemoration of the 100th birthday of the Laurel, making one of Seikos most innovative technologies the heart of the jubilee collection stood to reason. Kinetic is an exceptional innovation and the only calibre worldwide that utilizes the energy produced by the movement of the wearer to power its movement. SNP064 - the Sportura Kinetic Perpetual jubilee model can be in standby for up to four years when not in use and still switch to the current time and date when it turns back on. Technical data: Seiko Sportura SNP064 Calibre 7D48 Kinetic Perpetual Casing: Stainless steel with rose gold plating, bezel with blue titanium carbide plating Diameter: 44.4 mm Height: 12.75 mm 10 bar water resistance Strap: Dark blue calfskin strap Length: adjustable between approx. 16 and 21 cm Glass: Sapphire crystal