SEIKO Décor CLOCKS

A Legacy of Precision Clockmaking

In 1892, Kintaro Hattori established the Seikosha Factory in Tokyo to produce wall clocks to rival Western imports. The factory’s vertically integrated approach, handling all production processes in-house, delivered superior quality and developed quickly. Within seven years, Seikosha became the largest producer of wall clocks in Japan through an unwavering focus on precision and reliability.

This commitment to functional superiority has defined Seiko ever since. From introducing alarm clocks in 1899 to developing advanced movements, the company maintains its core principles of accuracy and reliability in style.

The Décor Collection: Hand-Assembled Excellence

The Seiko Décor collection represents over 130 years of clockmaking expertise. Each clock is entirely designed and assembled by hand in Japan, with skilled artisans positioning every component to achieve both visual harmony and accurate timekeeping.

Movements are calibrated to achieve accuracy of ±15 seconds per month. High-transparency glass reveals the intricate skeleton mechanism within. Wooden veneers are selected for their grain and colour, then carefully inlaid with contrasting detail. The result is a collection that demonstrates what becomes possible when clocks are crafted individually; every detail reflects the dedication to excellence that has driven Seiko since 1892.

“Kurohana” Skeleton Mantel Clock

From the Seiko Décor collection, the “Kurohana” clock balances understated elegance with remarkable precision. Exemplifying the harmony between fine materials and traditional Japanese craftsmanship, each clock is meticulously hand-assembled from start to finish, reflecting Seiko’s enduring commitment to excellence in horology.

“Mochizuki” AND “Mangetsu” Mantel Clocks

Fusing artistry with horological precision, these Seiko Décor clocks capture the spirit of Japanese craftsmanship in a striking crimson palette accented with gold-leaf-inspired detailing. Entirely hand-assembled in Japan, each piece is a showcase of exceptional finish, balance, and precision. One design features a curved silhouette with an open-heart face which reveals the intricate skeleton movement and a classic Roman numeral ring, while the other presents a deep red dial framed with a delicate ring and sleek hands for refined readability. 

“Hansha” Skeleton Mantel Clock

Encased in high-transparency glass and accented with an aluminium frame, this clock reveals an exposed quartz skeleton movement at its centre with each cog precisely positioned by hand. A rich ebony veneer adds warmth and structural support without interrupting its elegant aesthetic. With an accuracy of ±15 seconds per month, its precise timekeeping can be relied upon.

Seiko Décor “Kokkin” Skeleton Mantel Clock

“Kokutan” and “Kaede” Skeleton Mantel Clocks

Seiko Décor Skeleton Mantel Clocks “Kokutan” and “Kaede” share the same elegant cuboid form, with a high-transparency glass front showcasing the intricate quartz skeleton movement within. The ‘”Kukotan” features warm bird’s eye maple veneer with fine black inlays, while the “Kaede” is finished in deep ebony veneer with luxurious gold inlays. Both designs are complemented by a brushed brass frame, polished aluminium feet, and a classic Roman numeral chapter ring that balance modern clarity with timeless refinement.

Seiko Décor “Urushi” Skeleton Mantel Clock

This Seiko Décor skeleton clock is a beautiful example of the expression of Japanese craftsmanship; each clock is designed and assembled entirely by hand. The semicircular case is finished in deep indigo, painted with urushi lacquer by Japanese master artisans. This traditional craft, perfected over generations, creates a shimmering surface that evokes the Milky Way glittering across the night sky.