New Mechanical Watches with Classical and Timeless Design Appear from <Seiko Lukia>

LUKIA Grow with DAICHI MIURA Limited Edition

Seiko Watch Corporation (Chairman, CEO & CCO: Shinji Hattori, Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo) will launch classical and timeless mechanical watches from <Seiko Lukia> LUKIA Grow on Friday, June 5. There will be two regular models and two limited edition models, with suggested retail prices ranging from 68,200 yen to 96,800 yen (tax included), and each limited to 500 units.

The theme for <Seiko Lukia>'s 2026 Spring & Summer is "Flower Garden." Plants grow towards bright light, bloom with colorful flowers, and eventually bear fruit. "LUKIA Grow" also wishes for peaceful and rich moments where each individual's charm blossoms and their aspirations come to fruition. It supports those moments of progressing authentically and accumulating achievements.

These new models adopt the small mechanical movement "Caliber 2R05," resulting in Lukia's smallest mechanical watch to date.

Furthermore, these mechanical watches are equipped with both a manual winding function, allowing the mainspring to be wound via the crown, and an automatic winding function. One of their charms is the ease with which they can start moving immediately by winding the crown, even if they have stopped. Additionally, the delicate ticking movement of the second hand, characteristic of mechanical watches, offers a different expression compared to solar or quartz watches.

≪Product Features≫

**Regular models featuring soft, beautiful lines inspired by plump, rounded hypericum berries**

The design motif adopted for these models is "Hypericum," which symbolizes "sparkle," "happiness," and "serenity." Hypericum is a flower that blooms with vibrant yellow flowers in early summer and bears plump, round berries towards autumn.

Hypericum berries come in various colors. From these, pale gradient pink, often used as an accent in bouquets for its beauty, and deep navy, which deepens as autumn progresses, were selected for the regular models.

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Combining a curved sapphire glass that creates a soft impression, like hypericum berries, with a small case incorporating soft lines, these watches exude elegance. The rounded crown, reminiscent of a plump berry, is shaped for easy winding without scratching the wearer's nails.

The indexes newly feature Roman numerals, offering a classical yet gentle impression. The dial is decorated with delicate patterns and a lustrous finish, expressing the beautiful blossoming of flowers. Combined with pale pink and deep navy dials, these watches achieve a sophisticated look.

**Limited edition models inspired by the beautiful, delicate elderflowers**

The limited edition models of the small mechanical watch adopt the "Elderflower" as their design motif. Elderflower, known as the "Queen of Flowers" for its fragrance and beautiful appearance, blooms with small, delicate flowers in early summer and bears dark purple berries towards autumn.

Inspired by the delicate elderflowers, a fine pattern is scattered across the entire dial, and lab-grown diamonds (※) are set at five positions above the odd-numbered Roman numerals. The five round lab-grown diamonds evoke the sparkling berries reflecting light, harmonizing with the soft case form to create an elegant impression.

The model combining a silky pink case and bracelet with a white dial is inspired by the delicate white elderflowers. The model adopting an all-black case and bracelet expresses the calm, dark purple berries that slowly ripen after the flowers have bloomed.

**Special box totally designed by artist Daichi Miura**

Artist Daichi Miura, who values his individuality regardless of titles and has delivered courage to many people through his free expressions, resonated with the brand's philosophy and totally designed the special boxes to match each limited edition model.

Imagining <Seiko Lukia>'s 2026 Spring & Summer theme, "Flower Garden," he depicted various flowers, focusing on elderflowers and their berries. The dedicated box uses recycled synthetic leather and is designed to be usable as a jewelry box.

Mr. Miura provided the following comment regarding the production:

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