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1. museum.seiko.co.jp › en › collectionsEmpire | Seiko Watches (Early Period) | THE SEIKO MUSEUM GINZA

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   The epoch-making Empire delivered levels of performance rarely attained for mass-produced pocket watches of the time. The keys to mass production were a pinion automatic lathe developed by Seikosha in 1908 and high-precision anchor lever escapement.

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3. www.watchuseek.com › threads › empire-seikosha-pocket-watchEmpire - Seikosha pocket watch | WatchUSeek Watch Forums

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   Jul 24, 2010 · Let me show you an Empire pocket watch. When I purchased it was in poor condition, the banking pins (I hope this is the correct English term) of the lever were broken/missing. The watchmaker made good job, the pins are replaced, the watch is serviced and now running well

4. www.watchuseek.com › threads › empire-a-seikosha-pocket-watch"Empire",a Seikosha pocket watch? | WatchUSeek Watch Forums

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   Mar 20, 2007 · This is a parts watch, the balance is missing, but I saw this same brand watch before on a Chinese site. The owner said it was a Japanese WW II watch. I think the movement looks like one of Seikosha's early one.

5. www.watchuseek.com › threads › empire-seikosha-early-20thEMPIRE SEIKOSHA Early 20th Century Pocketwatch; Need...

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   Jun 12, 2018 · The time period this was manufactured should be sometime between 1880 and 1934 (the last year EMPIRE watches were in production, as according to the Seiko Museum website). I would include the link, but I'm not given the permission to do so. Does anyone know anything regarding its value or its history?

6. museum.seiko.co.jp › en › seiko_historyStage 1 (1881 - 1920s) | History of Seiko and Its Products | THE...

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   The Empire, the popular pocket watch introduced in 1909, became a smash hit thanks to the factory’s automatic pinion lathe, a technology that enabled mass production. The Japanese market was dominated by two products, Swiss-made pocket watches and the Empire.

7. www.seikowatches.com › us-en › specialSEIKO 140th Anniversary Exhibition | Seiko Watch Corporation

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   The epoch-making Empire delivered levels of performance rarely attained for mass-produced pocket watches of the time. The keys to mass production were a pinion automatic lathe developed by Seikosha in 1908 and high-precision anchor lever escapement.

8. seiko.in › sp › worldThe Seiko Museum - Portable Time - Pocket Watches - SEIKO WATCH

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   Seikosha initiated pocket watch production by making cases in 1893. Extensive efforts led to the debut of the six-jewel Time Keeper in 1895 as the company's first pocket watch. This model featured a cylinder escapement and likely employed Swiss components.