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The Icon is the Seagull 1963 with everything on it. A green sunburst step dial, white snailed counters at 3 and 9, a tachymeter flange printed in gold, rose gold batons and hands filled with Super-LumiNova, and a blue moonphase disc with a gold moon and stars showing through an aperture at 6. COLUMN WHEEL CHRONOGRAPH is printed above it, which is a fair description of what is underneath.
The case is bronze, 40mm, polished on the bezel and bevels with brushed flanks, so the patina builds unevenly and the polished edges stay brighter. The back is a steel screw-in ring with a sapphire window, engraved THE ICON and SEAGULL 1963 with the piece number. 500 were made and each one is numbered.
Inside is the hand-wound ST19 family column-wheel chronograph with a moonphase, 21 jewels, 21,600 beats an hour, about 42 hours from a full wind, finished with Geneva stripes and blued screws and carrying the blue swan neck regulator. No rotor, so wind it daily. Top pusher runs the chronograph, bottom pusher zeroes it, and the moon steps a day at a time while the watch runs.
It reaches us complete and goes out untouched, on a 20mm green canvas strap with orange stitching and a bronze-tone star buckle, in the tin box. Delivery is 2 to 4 weeks.
What is a step dial?
The dial is not one flat plane. The green centre sits lower, the white minute track steps up around it, and the tachymeter flange angles up again towards the crystal. It catches light in three different ways as you move your wrist.
How many were made?
500, each numbered on the caseback ring. The photographs show 1 of 500 and 2 of 500. We cannot reserve a specific number, so the piece you receive is whatever is in stock when the order is confirmed.
Is it a mod?
No, it is not a mod. Our own watches are built here in India on Seiko movements. The Icon arrives from its maker finished, numbered and boxed, and we do not open it.
Will the bronze stay polished?
The polished bezel and bevels hold their shine longer than the brushed flanks, which dull and darken first. Left alone the whole case goes warmer and browner. A cloth resets it whenever you want.
Estimated delivery is 2–4 weeks from order confirmation. Each watch is built, inspected, and securely packed before dispatch. Tracking is shared once your order ships.
Returns are accepted for manufacturing defects, functional faults, or if the delivered watch is materially different from what was promised. A clear, continuous unboxing video showing the sealed package, shipping label, and issue is required to assess the claim.
The Icon is the Seagull 1963 with everything on it. A green sunburst step dial, white snailed counters at 3 and 9, a tachymeter flange printed in gold, rose gold batons and hands filled with Super-LumiNova, and a blue moonphase disc with a gold moon and stars showing through an aperture at 6. COLUMN WHEEL CHRONOGRAPH is printed above it, which is a fair description of what is underneath.
The case is bronze, 40mm, polished on the bezel and bevels with brushed flanks, so the patina builds unevenly and the polished edges stay brighter. The back is a steel screw-in ring with a sapphire window, engraved THE ICON and SEAGULL 1963 with the piece number. 500 were made and each one is numbered.
Inside is the hand-wound ST19 family column-wheel chronograph with a moonphase, 21 jewels, 21,600 beats an hour, about 42 hours from a full wind, finished with Geneva stripes and blued screws and carrying the blue swan neck regulator. No rotor, so wind it daily. Top pusher runs the chronograph, bottom pusher zeroes it, and the moon steps a day at a time while the watch runs.
It reaches us complete and goes out untouched, on a 20mm green canvas strap with orange stitching and a bronze-tone star buckle, in the tin box. Delivery is 2 to 4 weeks.
What is a step dial?
The dial is not one flat plane. The green centre sits lower, the white minute track steps up around it, and the tachymeter flange angles up again towards the crystal. It catches light in three different ways as you move your wrist.
How many were made?
500, each numbered on the caseback ring. The photographs show 1 of 500 and 2 of 500. We cannot reserve a specific number, so the piece you receive is whatever is in stock when the order is confirmed.
Is it a mod?
No, it is not a mod. Our own watches are built here in India on Seiko movements. The Icon arrives from its maker finished, numbered and boxed, and we do not open it.
Will the bronze stay polished?
The polished bezel and bevels hold their shine longer than the brushed flanks, which dull and darken first. Left alone the whole case goes warmer and browner. A cloth resets it whenever you want.
Find answers to common questions about our products and services
Seiko mods are custom-built watches created using original Seiko movements, combined with aftermarket or modified parts like dials, cases, hands, and bezels. Each piece is uniquely assembled to achieve a distinctive design that isn’t available in standard retail models.
Yes, we provide a limited warranty covering the movement and internal mechanism. This does not cover physical damage, water damage due to misuse, or normal wear and tear.
Estimated delivery is 2–4 weeks from order confirmation. Tracking is shared once your order ships.
Our watches are water-resistant, meaning they can handle minor splashes and everyday use. However, we do not recommend swimming or diving unless specifically mentioned for that model.
We primarily use reliable Japanese Seiko automatic or quartz movements, known for their durability, accuracy, and long lifespan.
We aim to match the design as closely as possible. However, since each watch is handmade and custom-built, slight variations may occur, making every piece unique.
Yes, we do accept bulk and wholesale orders. Please contact us directly for pricing, customization options, and timelines.
Yes, all our watches come with adjustable straps to ensure a comfortable fit for different wrist sizes.
Absolutely. We offer post-purchase support for any queries, adjustments, or guidance you may need with your watch.
Yes, each watch is carefully hand-assembled with attention to detail, ensuring quality craftsmanship and a unique final product.
