Seiko's Power Design Project has released two panda-themed limited-edition chronographs priced at MYR 2,350, available from November at Seiko Boutiques and select retailers worldwide.
Key takeaways
Seiko has released two limited-edition chronographs, HHK001 and HHK002, from its Power Design Project collection. These timepieces feature a literal panda design, inspired by the popularity of a previous concept piece created by designer Kiyotaka Sakai.
- The new watches are part of Seiko's Power Design Project, which encourages playful and experimental design approaches.
- Designer Kiyotaka Sakai created the initial concept, interpreting the 'panda dial' nickname literally for panda enthusiasts.
- The commercial release follows the strong popularity of the original design shown at the 2024 Incredibly Specialized Watch Exhibition.
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Seiko, the historic Japanese watchmaking giant renowned for inventing the quartz watch and delivering high-quality timepieces, has taken the classic horological nickname “panda dial” literally and turned it into an official commercial product.
The two new limited-edition chronographs, HHK001 and HHK002, come from the company’s Power Design Project collection.
The Power Design Project is Seiko’s initiative for in-house designers to explore watches in a different way from their day-to-day work.
