The Seiko Perpetual SNQ010 is a two-tone stainless steel analog display timepiece with a Japanese quartz movement, a blue dial, and a bezel accented by gold tone screws. Radiant markers and a window for the date populate the dial. The case is 39mm in diameter with a Hardlex dial window, and the band closes with a foldover clasp.
The Seiko watch brand originated in Japan in 1881, founded by Kintaro Hattori, who sold and repaired watches and clocks in central Tokyo. After eleven years, he founded the Seikosha manufacturing group, which is still dedicated to perfection in the crafting of timepieces. This heritage lends itself to features like the Perpetual SNQ010’s water resistance to 100m and its pre-adjusted calendar, which only needs the time and date set and automatically updates itself thereafter.
In our opinion, the best feature of the Seiko Perpetual SNQ010 is its blue dial, which adds an elegant and wearable display of color to complement the two-tone band and case.
