Seiko Chariot (Steve Jobs)

Seiko Chariot ref. 6431-6030

An iconic watch with a minimalist design and an emblematic piece in Japanese watchmaking history.

The Seiko Chariot perfectly embodies Seiko's philosophy: offering elegant, precise, and accessible watches. Produced in the 1970s-1980s, this line stands out for its refined aesthetics, inspired by modern design and the pursuit of absolute simplicity.

This model gains particular significance by being associated with Steve Jobs. An iconic photograph taken in 1984, during the launch of the Macintosh 128K, shows Steve Jobs wearing a watch with a minimalist design very similar to the Seiko Chariot. This image, which has become cult, perfectly embodies the philosophy of Apple's founder: simplicity, efficiency, and pure design. This association has contributed to making the Chariot a sought-after watch, particularly by technology and design enthusiasts, and collectors appreciative of the history of iconic objects.

Today, the Seiko Chariot is particularly prized for this historical dimension, but also for its timeless design and its increasing rarity on the market. It represents a piece that is both accessible and full of meaning, at the intersection of watchmaking and tech history.

The 6431-6030 reference is distinguished by its slim case with elegant proportions and its minimalist white dial, offering perfect legibility in a resolutely clean spirit. Powered by a reliable and precise quartz movement, this Seiko is designed to combine simplicity, efficiency, and everyday comfort. Its black leather strap perfectly complements its sober and timeless aesthetic.

Watch in very good condition for its age.
The case shows slight signs of use, the dial is well preserved and has no major defects.
The movement works perfectly.

The watch is sold without its original box or papers, but comes with a box from our brand.