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Given the nature of the professional role the watch plays, Seiko has upgraded these two models with the link Caliber 7C46 quartz movement. It's a high-torque movement that's meant to move link the lume-loaded hands with ease. Additionally, a sapphire crystal found its way into the mix along with Seiko's "super hard coating" on the case. This movement has been used inTunas historically, but the most recent round link of Tuna's used a solar-powered movement.

In link many ways what we have here is a homage to an era not so much any particular watch. That seems to be the backbone of the link Baltic brand itself. The purpose is to invoke a link feeling not to mimic any one watch. While pulling off the broader homage brilliantly these particular pieces are also somewhat of a subversion of every aesthetic they aim to celebrate. These are not fighting words mind you but rather a salute to whats really going on here.