Seiko Seikomatic Weekdater Pre-62GS

Introduction:

Introduced in the mid-1960s, Seikomatic was a sub-brand featuring automatic movements. By placing the watch crown at a lower right position, Seiko tried to make a point that winding manually was no longer necessary. Moreover, both date and day displays were added to the dial for routine uses. On the other side of the watch, a rare emblem of a dolphin with a crown can be seen. That indicates its superior water resistance, which used to be a main feature in the mid-1960s. This model here (6216-9000) was commented by collectors as "Pre-62GS", as 62GS was somehow derived from its design. The two movements are almost identical, but the one used in 62GS is adjusted to GS standards.

Year: Jan 1967

Diameter (excluding the crown): 36mm 

Caliber: Original Cal.6216A automatic movement

Strap/Buckle: Aftermarket

Accessories: Watch only

Condition: Excellent

Service History: Unknown