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Seiko’s best known for its watch business, but the folks there can also put out a mean marketing video when they want to. And by “mean” I should really say “amazing”, if this Rube Goldberg-inspired number is anything to go by.
As a follow-up to its original Astron watch that used a low-power GPS chip to automatically set the time based on wherever in the world it was, Seiko’s new Stratosphere version features mostly aesthetic upgrades. But that doesn’t mean anyone with the original model won’t want to upgrade.
The year was 1984: Ronald Regan was president, the Macintosh computer was born, and Seiko’s talking Pyramid Talk clock was all the rage. If you missed it the first time around, now is your chance to score an updated version.
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