The Seiko Presage Craftsmanship Series commemorates 110 years of watchmaking excellence with a limited edition timepiece. Celebrating technology, diversity, and sustainability, it pays homage to Japan's first wristwatch, the "Laurel." Limited to 2,500 pieces, each watch is engraved with a unique serial number. The enamel dial, crafted by Mr. Yokosawa of Fuji Enamel Co., faithfully recreates the original "Laurel" design with its distinctive layout, stylized numbering, and red 12 markers. The stainless steel case retains the historical proportions while updating the lugs. Practical features include a date sub-dial and power reserve indicator. The 29-jewel automatic movement can be manually wound and offers around 45 hours of power reserve, beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour. The watch boasts a box-shaped anti-reflective sapphire crystal, screw-down case back, and a dark brown deerskin strap. Water-resistant up to 50 meters, it comes in a collector's box. This limited edition exemplifies Seiko's dedication to craftsmanship, technology, and design, honoring tradition while embracing modernity.

Enamel dials are manufactured by firing at high temperatures. From the melting process, little dimples, tiny dots, and rough surfaces may be seen on the dial. These are unique features of genuine enamel finish.