[Timestamp](https://postimg.cc/9DyFjzj7) This is a **rare and exquisite Seiko Type II** in absolutely stunning condition. It features a **vibrant emerald fumed green sunburst dial** with **raised faceted indexes**, housed in a **solid, beefy case** that truly comes alive under sunlight — photos simply can’t capture its real beauty. This piece includes a **Kanji (Japanese) and English date window** and was **sourced directly from a Japanese owner**. It keeps excellent time, and the **second hand aligns precisely with every marker**, something even many high-end Swiss ETA quartz watches often fail to achieve. Built during an era when Seiko’s motto was **“Precision”**, these 1970s quartz models were **more expensive than many luxury watches of the time**, reflecting their exceptional craftsmanship and rigorous QC standards. The **slim yet elegant case** retains its sharp edges, making it a perfect **daily wear** with **high accuracy**. Being an **all-JDM piece**, it offers premium build quality that surpasses most modern watches in the same price range. The **textured 3D mirror-finished hands** beautifully complement the dial. Green dials were produced in **very limited numbers**, making them especially sought after by collectors and often commanding higher prices than other variants. The **“Type II”** designation was used for Seiko’s moderately priced quartz line — positioned just below their high-end 38 and 48 calibers — but even then, **priced between 18,000 and 34,000 yen**, these watches were still **costlier than most Seiko automatics of the era**. Dimensions: lug to lug: 39 mm Thickness: 8.5 mm Case width: 35 mm without crown. Reference: 7123-7010