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Blue sunburst dial, two cream counters with a sandy texture, brushed steel batons filled with lume. The Icon II is the Seagull 1963 redrawn. Same hand-wound column-wheel chronograph underneath, a new case, a new dial, and a tachymeter ring printed around the edge. The red star sits over ICON II at 12.
The case is polished 316L steel, 40mm across, 46mm lug to lug, 12.70mm thick. Over the dial sits a double-domed box sapphire, so the blue bends a little at the edges as you tilt it. The back is sapphire too, engraved NUMBERED EDITION, with a four-digit number for the piece.
Inside is the Seagull ST1901. 21 jewels, 21,600 beats an hour, a blue swan neck regulator, and a column wheel you can watch turn when you press the top pusher. It is hand-wound, about 42 hours from a full wind, so it wants the crown every morning. Top pusher starts and stops, bottom pusher resets.
It reaches us finished and we sell it that way. The strap is 20mm blue calfskin on quick-release bars with a brushed steel pin buckle, and it ships in the kraft archive box with the manual and warranty card. Delivery is 2 to 4 weeks.
Is this one of your builds?
No, and it is not a mod. The rest of this site is Seiko-based watches assembled here in India. The Icon II arrives complete, boxed and numbered, and goes out to you as it is.
What is a swan neck regulator?
The curved blue spring on the balance cock, visible through the back. It holds the regulator arm under tension so a watchmaker can move the rate in small steps instead of nudging a loose lever.
Is the number on the back a limited edition?
It is numbered, not limited. Each caseback carries its own four-digit number, but the maker does not publish a total run, so read it as a serial rather than a scarcity claim.
Can it go in water?
Rain and a splash, yes, at 5 ATM. No swimming, no showers, and do not touch the pushers while it is wet.
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.
Blue sunburst dial, two cream counters with a sandy texture, brushed steel batons filled with lume. The Icon II is the Seagull 1963 redrawn. Same hand-wound column-wheel chronograph underneath, a new case, a new dial, and a tachymeter ring printed around the edge. The red star sits over ICON II at 12.
The case is polished 316L steel, 40mm across, 46mm lug to lug, 12.70mm thick. Over the dial sits a double-domed box sapphire, so the blue bends a little at the edges as you tilt it. The back is sapphire too, engraved NUMBERED EDITION, with a four-digit number for the piece.
Inside is the Seagull ST1901. 21 jewels, 21,600 beats an hour, a blue swan neck regulator, and a column wheel you can watch turn when you press the top pusher. It is hand-wound, about 42 hours from a full wind, so it wants the crown every morning. Top pusher starts and stops, bottom pusher resets.
It reaches us finished and we sell it that way. The strap is 20mm blue calfskin on quick-release bars with a brushed steel pin buckle, and it ships in the kraft archive box with the manual and warranty card. Delivery is 2 to 4 weeks.
Is this one of your builds?
No, and it is not a mod. The rest of this site is Seiko-based watches assembled here in India. The Icon II arrives complete, boxed and numbered, and goes out to you as it is.
What is a swan neck regulator?
The curved blue spring on the balance cock, visible through the back. It holds the regulator arm under tension so a watchmaker can move the rate in small steps instead of nudging a loose lever.
Is the number on the back a limited edition?
It is numbered, not limited. Each caseback carries its own four-digit number, but the maker does not publish a total run, so read it as a serial rather than a scarcity claim.
Can it go in water?
Rain and a splash, yes, at 5 ATM. No swimming, no showers, and do not touch the pushers while it is wet.
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.
