Dial: A distinctive dark brown gradient dial with a textured geometric pattern called Kikko (Japanese for tortoise shell). This pattern is a nod to the Kameido district in Tokyo, the birthplace of the King Seiko brand, which was once known as "Turtle Island". The 12 o'clock index is a prominent, double-baton marker with a patterned texture. Case: A sharp, angular, and faceted 37mm stainless steel case design based on the 1965 King Seiko KSK model, featuring a combination of brushed and mirror finishes. Movement: It is powered by the automatic Caliber 6R31 movement, which offers manual winding capability, a robust power reserve of approximately 70 hours, and a stop-seconds hand function. Crystal and Bracelet: The dial is protected by a box-shaped sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating on the inner surface. It comes fitted on a seven-link stainless steel bracelet and is also accompanied by an additional leather strap.