In 2007, Seiko released the Moving Design Collection, a lineup that mixed classic ideas with modern, playful creativity. One reference quickly became the standout of the series: The Seiko Discus Burger SCBS007. Designed by Tomoko Tamita, it’s one of those watches that immediately grabs attention with its quirky name and unmistakable look.
 
The charm of the Discus Burger is in the way it tells time. Instead of traditional hands, it uses three rotating discs: Hours on the left, minutes in the middle, and seconds on the right. At a glance, it almost looks digital, but it’s fully mechanical, which is part of what makes it so fun.
 
Most of the dial is tucked under a black ceramic cover, leaving only the time display exposed. It gives the watch a clean, mysterious feel and makes it one of the most unique designs Seiko ever put out.
We’re offering another beautiful example of the SCBS007, which is limited to 100. Paired on FKM rubber straps, it's one of those watches where the real love affair begins the moment it’s on the wrist.
If you’ve been trying to track down a Discus Burger, this is a great opportunity.
Ships from Tokyo, Japan