SEGA 65th Anniversary SEIKO Collaboration Model Silver Metal Case Watch
SEGA marks 65 years of gaming history with a special collaboration timepiece crafted alongside Japanese watchmaker SEIKO. This sleek silver model brings classic horology and gaming heritage together. The dial showcases custom Arabic numerals in the signature SEGA font, a SEGA logo at the three o'clock position, and Sonic the Hedgehog tucked into the sub-dial at six o'clock.
Built with a durable stainless steel case and bracelet, the watch suits wrists up to 20 centimeters around, with a 20mm band width. Its case measures 47.2 millimeters long by 39.2 millimeters wide and 11.25 millimeters thick, and the whole piece weighs approximately 109 grams, a versatile size for both men and women across casual and business settings.
Inside, a SEIKO Caliber 7T92 battery movement (with a battery life of about three years) delivers reliable accuracy within 15 seconds per month. Additional features include 10 bar water resistance, Hardlex glass, and JIS Class 1 magnetic resistance.
The case back is etched with the official 65th anniversary logo alongside an individual limited edition serial number (note: the specific number cannot be chosen). The item arrives brand new in its original presentation box, which features SEGA's company mission, EMPOWER THE GAMERS, printed inside the lid.
SEGA 65th Anniversary SEIKO Collaboration Model in silver. The dial features Arabic numerals in SEGA’s original font, a SEGA logo at 3 o’clock, and Sonic on the subdial at 6 o’clock.
The stainless steel caseback is marked with the 65th anniversary logo and an individual limited-edition number. The original box is engraved inside the lid with SEGA’s mission statement, “EMPOWER THE GAMERS.” Serial number cannot be selected.
Battery-powered movement, approximately 3-year battery life; Caliber 7T92. Water resistant to 10 bar for daily use and JIS Class 1 magnetic resistance. Stainless steel case and band, Hardlex crystal. Case size: 47.2 x 39.2 x 11.25 mm. Band width: 20 mm. Fits wrists up to approximately 20 cm. Weight: approximately 109 g. Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month.
