[SEIKO Dolce Collection] Five Masterpieces of Japanese Dress Watches from the 1980s-1990s Now Available

The SEIKO Dolce collection encapsulates the high-precision quartz technology developed by Seiko and the delicate Japanese aesthetic of its time. 'PRINCIPE PRIVE - Epoca d’Oro,' known for its expert curation of vintage watches from the 1940s to the 1990s, has now introduced several masterpieces from the 1980s and 1990s Dolce series.

While vintage watches are often associated with high-priced Swiss brands like Rolex or Omega, Japanese quartz offers a unique appeal. The Dolce series features slim cases, elegant dials, and universal designs that blend naturally into both business and casual settings. Whether in round, square, or rectangular forms, each piece shares the philosophy of 'subtle enjoyment of high quality.'

Founded in 1881, SEIKO revolutionized the industry in 1969 with the 'Quartz Astron,' the world's first quartz watch. The Dolce series represents one of the final forms of this technological evolution. Many models utilize sapphire glass—a luxury specification at the time—maintaining their beauty even after 30 years. Recently, the vintage market has seen a surge in interest for Japanese quartz alongside Swiss mechanical watches. With prices starting in the 70,000 JPY range, this collection is ideal for vintage newcomers and everyday wear.

[Featured Models (Tax Incl.)] - Dolce GP Quartz 1993s: ¥84,000 - Dolce GP Quartz 1986s: ¥81,300 - Dolce Two-Tone Case Quartz 1985s: ¥72,000 - Dolce GP Quartz 1983s: ¥82,500 - Dolce GP Quartz 1986s: ¥74,900

[Store Location] PRINCIPE PRIVE - Epoca d'Oro - OMOTESANDO (3-5-19 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo) Hours: 12:00 - 19:00