Vintage 1960s Seiko Sports Lady Diashock 17 Jewels Rectangular Watch Working Wind Up Condition

Description
A slim rectangular case with stepped shoulders frames a brushed silver dial, crisp and quiet as moonlight on steel. The Seiko Sports Lady was introduced in the early 1960s as the brand's refined ladies' line, a counterpart to the men's Sportsman, pairing elegant design with Seiko's Diashock shock protection. Slender baton markers and fine hands keep the dial clean and architectural. It sits on a black-and-silver expansion band that slips on easily. Untested.

Materials
Silver-tone case, stainless steel expansion band with black enamel inlay

Details

• Era: 1960s
• Markings: Sports Lady Seiko, Diashock 17 Jewels, and Japan 21-0020S on dial
• Style / design notes: Rectangular tank case with stepped shoulders, brushed silver dial with applied baton indices, black and silver expansion band
• Function: 17-jewel mechanical movement, expansion band. Untested.
• Color: Silver, black
• Condition: Good vintage condition, with light wear to the case edges, small chips in the black enamel on the band, and light surface marks on the crystal. Working Wind up condition
• Measurement: Fits approx. 6 in wrist (expandable)

Collected by Mineral and Matter