Seiko Unveils Initial Tonneau-Shaped Timepiece for the Presage Classic Collection

Scheduled for release in February 2026

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Seiko has introduced a sophisticated new model to its Presage Classic Series, showcasing a tonneau-shaped dress watch with a handcrafted enamel face. This barrel-shaped model, reference SPB537, is the sole representative in the current Presage lineup and boasts a flawless white enamel dial crafted by master artisans Mitsuru Yokosawa and Kazunori Uchiyama. The dial's lustrous sheen is complemented with Roman numerals and a 24-hour subdial positioned at six o'clock, both influenced by Seiko's inaugural pocket watch, the 1895 Timekeeper.

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Railway-track minute markers and blued hands, subtly curved at the tips for enhanced legibility, impart traditional elegance and precision. This features a dual-curved sapphire crystal that improves readability, complements the barrel-shaped stainless steel case, and the five-row band with polished accents guarantees comfort and elegance on the wrist. The watch, driven by the Calibre 6R5H automatic movement, offers a substantial 72-hour power reserve and functions at 21,600 vibrations per hour, incorporating 24 jewels. The gold-hued oscillating weight is observable through the sapphire case back, highlighting Seiko's mechanical craftsmanship. The movement's gold-hued oscillating weight is observable via a sapphire crystal case back.

The SPB537 will be released as a continuous production model by Seiko and select retailers globally starting February 2026, with a price of €1,650 EUR (about $1,922 USD).