As longtime Seiko fans, we couldn’t resist the Mai alarm clocks. Styled to look like a Seiko dive watch, with luminous paint to match, they are fun, small, and simply cool. The perfect addition to your Turtle, or 007, or Tuna, or Samurai… I could go on. Every time you look up at your bedside table, or next to your monitor on your desk, you’re going to smile at what you see. Best of all, they are also solid alarm clocks. Utilizing both flashing lights and bold beep, they will be sure to get you out of bed.
Seiko has gone the extra mile now with this new generation of Mai alarm clocks; adding a front rotating bezel. Time your task with a simple twist, unlocking another level of interaction between you and your alarm clock.
The Mai alarm clock is available in multiple metallic colors: Silver, Dark Silver, Black, Blue, and Blue & Red. With so many options to choose from, you can find one that matches your favorite Seiko dive watch, or just suits the style of your room.
- Dimensions: 3.82" x 4.09" x 2.17"
- Batteries: 1x AA Included
- Materials: Time, Alarm, Snooze, Backlight, Rotating Bezel, Smooth Sweep
- Dimensions: 3.82" x 4.09" x 2.17"
- Batteries: 1x AA Included
- Materials: Time, Alarm, Snooze, Backlight, Rotating Bezel, Smooth Sweep
- Dimensions: 3.82" x 4.09" x 2.17"
- Batteries: 1x AA Included
- Materials: Time, Alarm, Snooze, Backlight, Rotating Bezel, Smooth Sweep
- Dimensions: 3.82" x 4.09" x 2.17"
- Batteries: 1x AA Included
- Materials: Time, Alarm, Snooze, Backlight, Rotating Bezel, Smooth Sweep
- Dimensions: 3.82" x 4.09" x 2.17"
- Batteries: 1x AA Included
- Materials: Time, Alarm, Snooze, Backlight, Rotating Bezel, Smooth Sweep
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.
