Important Notices
Always one step ahead of the rest
Here in Ginza, the birthplace of Seiko, we present to everyone the history of Seiko,
started in 1881 and built upon the spirit of our founder, Kintaro Hattori,
as well as the numerous products that Seiko has developed to this point.
FLOOR
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B1
Extreme times
Seiko sports timing devices and sports watches
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1F
The beginnings of time
Reception and Museum Shop
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2F
Always one step ahead of the rest
Kintaro Hattori Room
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3F
From time indicated by nature
to human-made timeThe history of time and timepieces
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4F
Precise (Seiko) time
The history of Seiko’s technological innovations
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5F
A variety of times
The diversity of timepieces produced by Seiko
COLLECTION
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Equatorial Sundial
Elemental Timepieces
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Incense Clock
Elemental Timepieces
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Iron Movement Tower Clock
Mechanical clocks
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A prototype for London's Big Ben
Mechanical clocks
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Shumisengi
Traditional Japanese Clocks (Wadokei)
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Paperweight Clock
Traditional Japanese Clocks (Wadokei)
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Chushingura
Colored Woodcut
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Ukiyohanjyo Anasagashi
Colored Woodcut
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Seiko's First Eight-Day Wall Clock
Seiko Clocks
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Japan's First Alarm Clock
Seiko Clocks
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Seiko's First Pocket Watch "Timekeeper"
Seiko Watches (Early Period)
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Japan's First Wristwatch, Laurel
Seiko Watches (Early Period)
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Grand Seiko, First model 1960
Grand Seiko
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World's First Quartz Watch Astron
Seiko Watches (Later Period)
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Astron GPS Solar
Seiko Watches (Later Period)
ACCESS
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Access
4-3-13 Ginza, Chuo-ku,
Tokyo 104-0061 -
TEL
03-5159-1881
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Opening hours
10:30-18:00
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Closed
Mondays/ New Year Holidays
