Seiko King Seiko 44-2000

The Seiko King Seiko 44-2000 is an important vintage watch produced by Seiko and is particularly notable for being part of the second generation of King Seiko watches. This series was first introduced in 1964 and was produced until 1968. The King Seiko 44-2000 has a classic and clean design, adhering to Taro Tanaka's "Design Grammar" principles, where flat surfaces and sharp angles provide better light reflection. The watch's dial is generally a clean white dial with simple, elegant hour markers and dauphine hands. The Seiko logo is positioned at 12 o'clock, while the King Seiko logo is positioned at 6 o'clock, marking a change from previous models. The 44KS series, of which the 44-2000 is also a part, is of great interest to Seiko enthusiasts and is considered the forerunner of the famous Grand Seiko 44GS, which shares the same movement and comes from the Daini Seikosha factory. To summarize briefly. The King Seiko 44-2000 represents an important period in Seiko’s history and demonstrates the company’s commitment to producing high quality, well-designed timepieces. The model you are reviewing was produced in 1967 and is in very good condition indeed.

Since it has been professionally restored and FULLY SERVICED (the movement is completely disassembled, the parts are cleaned, oiled and adjusted as desired), your watch will work without any surprises. (3 years maintenance-free unless exposed to direct water or high humidity for long periods.)

Item Condition: Tested, fully functional.