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Caliber: Hand-wound movement (probably Seiko 290 or early 66 series)
The variant with a cross-brushed dial is particularly rare and impressively represents Seiko's pursuit of technical and aesthetic perfection in the post-Hi-Beat era
manufactured for the Japan National Railways (国鉄 – Kokutetsu)
large-format cases and distinctive controls – typical features of Japanese tool-watch aesthetics
The "Biwa-Salmon" colorway gives this model a particularly distinctive character
Citizen Homer – Kaliber HO 150801 (November 1961) Quarz Caliber: Hand-wound movement (probably SeikoThis Citizen Homer first captivates with its exceptionally finely crafted dial, which clearly surpasses the standard of the early 1960s. The shimmering silver dial is multi faceted and features quadrant arranged, radial cuts. Depending on the light, different reflections are created, giving the watch remarkable depth and dynamism a detail rarely found in Citizen models of this era. The applied, faceted hour markers are precisely set and harmonize
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