Seiko SRPK50J - whisky inspired watch
SRPK50J is exclusive to Australasia and takes inspiration from a bespoke cocktail - Irori Moments - created by Australian whisky distillery - LARK.
Limited to 1,000 pieces in a whisky barrel timber box.
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Rob
I've loved watches all my life, going back to the 1980s. Current watchbox: Seiko, Bulova, and Casio.
Sydney NSW, Australia
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7.87” / 20.00 cm
Damn you Rob! I gotta check how much now. Ohh.. it’s exclusive huh. Hah may have just saved me 😅
Damn you Rob! I gotta check how much now. Ohh.. it’s exclusive huh. Hah may have just saved me 😅
You should still be able to jag one. $950 Aussie... about $600 USD.
Sexy colour combination going on on that piece of art 🎨 😍 👌
You should still be able to jag one. $950 Aussie... about $600 USD.
Understand. Thank you
Wow... can i buy it online?
Wow... can i buy it online?
Difficult to answer. If you were in Australasia, I would say yes without reservation - when it's released. As you're outside Australasia, you may still be able to buy it online, it just wouldn't be through Seiko. It would be a store (or maybe individual), buying stock of these and re-selling them at some sort of mark-up.
Gorgeous!
I am generally not keen on gold watches but this makes me think again !
I want one so bad
That's awesome
Ohhhhh man...my credit card might not be safe lol
Once again, a gorgeous Seiko dial, and once again I couldn't possibly care less what "inspired" Seiko to make it. Whiskey. Yeah, sure.
But . . . even though I don't believe whiskey influenced the design of any watches, I'm quite sure that sometimes it has played a part in their purchase.
Once again, a gorgeous Seiko dial, and once again I couldn't possibly care less what "inspired" Seiko to make it. Whiskey. Yeah, sure.
But . . . even though I don't believe whiskey influenced the design of any watches, I'm quite sure that sometimes it has played a part in their purchase.
It would certainly be interesting to know how these collabs come up; whether Seiko decides to do a yellow-ish dial, and then decides it looks like whisky then goes hunting for a whisky reference somewhere around the world. Or whether it's done differently. But at the end of the day, all these cocktail-inspired collabs are with real drinks from real places. You can literally go and have the cocktail associated with your watch at the bar Seiko has collaborated with, across the whole range of Cocktail Time watches. I think it's really neat.
It would certainly be interesting to know how these collabs come up; whether Seiko decides to do a yellow-ish dial, and then decides it looks like whisky then goes hunting for a whisky reference somewhere around the world. Or whether it's done differently. But at the end of the day, all these cocktail-inspired collabs are with real drinks from real places. You can literally go and have the cocktail associated with your watch at the bar Seiko has collaborated with, across the whole range of Cocktail Time watches. I think it's really neat.
"You can literally go and have the cocktail associated with your watch at the bar Seiko has collaborated with . . ."
Man, that's great! A free cocktail if you wear the matching Seiko watch into the bar! Wait a minute, it's not free? What do you mean it's not free? Shouldn't it be?? Well, shouldn't it???