This is a vintage 1973 Seiko Chariot wristwatch, specifically model 2220-3240, featuring a distinct square case with a cross-hatched, textured finish.
Dial: Watch has a rare deep blue dial accented with gold-colored applied markers and hands.
Movement: It is powered by a high-beat manual winding movement, specifically the Seiko caliber 2220.
Bracelet: It is fitted with a stainless steel mesh bracelet.Era: This model hails from the 1970s and is sometimes associated with the "Disco Volante" era due to its unique case design,
1. Limited Production & JDM Origin
This specific model was produced for a short window during the mid-1970s.
It was primarily targeted at the Japanese Domestic Market (JDM), meaning it was never widely distributed or exported globally. Finding surviving examples in the West is exceptionally uncommon VERY RARE MODEL
2. Radical, Non-Traditional DesignDuring the 1970s, Seiko experimented heavily with avant-garde case shapes. The square interpretation of the "Disco Volante" case with a cross-hatched, grid-patterned bezel was a bold aesthetic risk. Because it departed so far from traditional circular dress watches, it was produced in much smaller quantities compared to mainstream Seiko lines.
As visible watch is excellent working condition and has been in case since early 1990's , therefore will require to be serviced.
Unfortunately paperwork / Documents have not been found.