The Seiko 4006-7011 is a vintage automatic watch from Seiko’s Bell-Matic series that was first introduced in 1966. It was one of the first watches to feature an alarm complication, making it a pioneer in this particular watch category. This feature literally means a built-in mechanical vibration alarm that you can set to go off at a specific time. Unlike many mechanical alarm watches that use a separate crown to set the alarm, the 4006-7011 uses the main crown for both timekeeping and alarm setting. The Bell-Matic is a popular choice for travelers and business people who need a reliable way to wake up or remember appointments. This model you’re reviewing was produced in 1971 and is in excellent condition.
Professionally restored and FULLY SERVICED (movement completely disassembled, every part cleaned, oiled and adjusted for accuracy) so your watch will work without any unpleasant surprises. (No service required for 3 years unless exposed to adverse conditions.)
Item Condition: Tested, all functions work.
Details
Gender Men
Year of Production 1972
Movement Automatic
Case Material Steel
Case Diameter 38.5 mm x 43
Case Thickness 13.6 mm
Bezel Material Steel
Crystal Mineral Glass
Dial Color Black
Dial Numerals Unnumbered
Bracelet Material Leather
Bracelet Color Black
Maximum Band 20cm
Lug Width 19mm
Buckle Width 16mm
Functions Date, Weekday, Central second
Condition Very good, little or no signs of wear
Scope of Delivery No original box, Original documents not available, Will be shipped with a nice travel bag
