Seiko 4120 Chariot watch from 1976, blue dial
| Manufacturer | Seiko |
| Description | Quartz Chariot with blue dial |
| Model Number | CNC021 |
| Case Number | 4120-9010 |
| Type | Quartz |
| Strap / Bracelet | Black after-market leather strap |
| Special Features | Early quartz caliber 4120 |
Seiko 4120 from 1976. This is a JDM model featuring calibre 4120, one of Seiko's first quartz movements. A delightful Chariot watch that is slimmer than the contemporary quartz movements. The dial is a lovely deep blue. The crystal is unmarked. The case has light signs of wear consumate to its age, with nothing significant. There is a very light mark on the very edge of the dial at 13 mins and 42 mins though only noticeable when the watch is held at a very specific angle to the light and was not able to capture on camera. The strap is a comfortable modern leather strap. The Seiko box includes the outer sleeve. The watch working and running to original specification. A very lovely watch with a captivating deep blue dial.
Note: The stand is for display purposes only and not included
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