Ricoh Automatic Day-Date, 17 Jewels, schwarzes Zifferblatt mit römischer Minuterie, frisch in Japan revidiert Paaruhr 46 mm – Impact width:

46 mm – Impact width: 20 mm – Weight: approx

The Riquartz series was introduced in the mid-1970s and is exemplary of this period of upheaval: precise

flat dress watches previously established by the mechanical icons King Seiko and Grand Seiko

A key quality and price feature of this model is the original Seiko stainless steel folding clasp

Ricoh Automatic Day-Date, 17 Jewels, schwarzes Zifferblatt mit römischer Minuterie, frisch in Japan revidiert Paaruhr 46 mm – Impact width:This extraordinary Ricoh is a very fine example of the creative and today clearly underestimated Japanese watch design of the 1970s. While Ricoh is now primarily known as a technology and imaging company, it was also active as a watch manufacturer for many years and launched a series of independent mechanical models for both the Japanese home market and export markets. The vintage Ricohs of this era are often characterized by bold case shapes, unusual