Now available at auction from Second Vintage
A beautifully textured Lord Matic with a classic Roman numeral layout. This specific watch features a striking silver linen dial contrasted by black hands and numerals, paired with its original SEIKO LM signed beads-of-rice bracelet. The desirable English and Japanese Kanji day wheel completes this highly attractive configuration.
Brand: Seiko
Model: Lord Matic
Reference Number: 5606-7191
Serial Number: 283822
Movement: Automatic Caliber 5606A, 25 Jewels
Dial: Silver linen textured finish with black Roman numerals
Case Size: 37mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Production Year: 1972
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Timegrapher: +10+15s/day, performing remarkably well.
Dial and Hands
The dial presents a crisp and highly textured silver linen finish, providing an exceptional backdrop for the printed black Roman numerals. A framed day and date window sits cleanly at the three o'clock position, featuring a desirable English and Japanese Kanji day wheel. The surface remains exceptionally clean, showing no visible staining, spotting, or damage. High-contrast black baton-style hands complete the layout, displaying a clean finish with no visible oxidation or damage.
Case and Crystal
The stainless steel case features a dynamic mix of brushed and polished surfaces. It displays honest vintage wear, with moderate scratches and handling marks consistent with age, while remaining free of major dents or deep gouges. A polished bezel frames the dial, showing light surface scratches consistent with the rest of the case. The unsigned crown sits partially recessed into the case flank. The flat crystal remains clear, with minor surface scratches visible under certain lighting angles.
Movement
Inside beats the Seiko automatic caliber 5606A, a 25-jewel movement. Visually, the movement presents a clean overall appearance, with engravings reading "SEIKO", "25 JEWELS", and "JAPAN 5606A". There is no visible corrosion, oxidation, or significant scratching on the plates or rotor. The timegrapher records a rate of +10+15s/day. Exhibiting remarkable accuracy and consistency, performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece.
Strap
The watch is fitted with its original signed bracelet in a classic beads-of-rice style construction. This comfortable vintage bracelet features endlinks stamped "XAB" and secures via a clasp signed "SEIKO LM". It shows moderate wear and scratches on the clasp and links. The bracelet accommodates a maximum wrist size of 17.5cm.
Condition
Excellent vintage condition. The crisp silver linen dial and high-contrast hands are exceptionally well-preserved, showing no visible damage or staining. The stainless steel case and original signed bracelet display honest vintage wear, with moderate scratches and marks but no significant dents. The movement remains visually clean and is performing remarkably well on the timegrapher.
Dimensions
The case measures 37mm (excluding the crown).
Remarks
This Lord Matic distinguishes itself through the highly attractive combination of a silver linen dial and black Roman numerals. Complete with its original beads-of-rice bracelet and an English and Kanji day wheel, it represents a beautifully configured example of 1970s Seiko design.
History
Introduced in the late 1960s, the Seiko Lord Matic line was positioned just below the King Seiko and Grand Seiko tiers, offering high-quality automatic movements and refined case designs to the discerning consumer. Powered by the 56-series caliber family, the Lord Matic became a prominent part of Seiko's catalog throughout the 1970s. The caliber 5606 was highly regarded for its slim profile and reliable performance, contributing to the elegant proportions that define the era's aesthetic.
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SKU: SEI-LXX-0058





















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Seiko - Lord Matic - No reserve price - 5606-7191 - Men - 1972
Seiko • 1972
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