During the late 1960s and 1970s, Seiko produced numerous sport divers, but none were as memorable and highly sought after as those labeled with the "Rally" distinction. These timepieces are easily recognizable due to their checkered bezels and dials, creating an instant visual impact. The March 1969 variant showcased here exemplifies the appeal of these watches. The case features a well-proportioned tonneau shape with a circular brushed finish, complemented by a wide-knurled bezel.
 
The bezel insert is particularly eye-catching with its blue and silver checked pattern, exhibiting minimal signs of wear. The dial boasts a deep metallic blue sunburst design, enhanced by a glossy lacquer finish. The minute track follows an alternating pattern of baby blue and silver checks, running through the applied markers. The wide baton-style hands have been meticulously stripped and polished, creating a striking contrast against the vibrant orange sweep seconds hand.
 
Don't miss out on the opportunity to add an exceptional "Rally" timepiece to your collection!
 
Ships from Tokyo, Japan.