Seiko is known the world over as a watchmaker but has veritable expertise in all things time-telling. Seiko’s clock catalog is wide ranging and includes both analog and digital variations of all sorts of styles. The QXA809 series of clocks references the sport dials found on some of it's watches
The QXA809J and QXA809k clocks have white or black dials, respectively. The dial has a simple 12, 3, 6, 9 layout allowing it to be read easily from across the room. The outer track of the clock is smooth and features minute markers with accents and numerals on each five-minute counter.
The Seiko QXA809-series clocks are quartz powered and feature a smooth sweeping seconds movement for a refined operation. The clocks are 14" wide and 1.77" thick, and come with a AA battery included.
- Case: Plastic
- Dial: Analog with Matte White Color
- Movement: Quartz with Sweep Seconds
- Complications: Seconds, Minutes, Hours
- Lens: Plastic
- Diameter: 13.77"
- Thickness: 1.77"
- Ref Number: QXA809J
- Case: Plastic
- Dial: Analog with Matte Black Color
- Movement: Quartz with Sweep Seconds
- Complications: Seconds, Minutes, Hours
- Lens: Plastic
- Diameter: 13.77"
- Thickness: 1.77"
- Ref Number: QXA809K
In 1892, Seiko founded the Seikosha Clock Factory. Here they started production of their own wall clocks. Since then, Seiko Clocks can lay claim to a history of first. The first quartz wall clock for home use. The first quartz alarm clock. Even the first Satellite Radio Wave Clock in 2013. As the company continues to innovate, their wall and desk clocks continue to be a staple in millions of homes around the world.
