Seiko Astron

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The world’s first GPS solar watch
Seiko Astron is a watch collection originating in Japan, named after Seiko (founder: Kintaro Hattori) launched the world’s first quartz wristwatch, “Quartz Astron,” in 1969. It was revived in 2012 as Seiko’s sub-line, the “Seiko Astron GPS Solar,” featuring the world’s first GPS solar function. The collection centers on practical, high-precision watches that charge with sunlight and synchronize with GPS satellites to display local time with high accuracy.

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A collection of high-precision watches designed to charge with sunlight and synchronize with GPS satellites to display local time around the world with high accuracy

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A high-performance line centered on GPS solar technology

Seiko Astron is a high-performance line centered on GPS solar technology, offering models

Seiko Astron is a high-performance line centered on GPS solar technology, offering models that combine automatic time correction via satellite reception with solar charging. It is positioned as a collection that foregrounds technological appeal, with uses and customer segments distinct from the mechanically focused Presage and the adventure-oriented Prospex.

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