Vintage Seiko Belfina SWGX018 Gold-Tone Jewellery Watch — Circa 1990

A vintage watch that wears like jewellery. This vintage Seiko Belfina is a beautifully delicate women’s watch from circa 1990, created during an era when petite quartz movements allowed watchmakers to experiment with increasingly decorative, jewellery-inspired designs. At its centre sits an elegant oval ivory dial, framed by a softly curved gold-tone case and subtle sparkling accents. But the bracelet is what makes this piece truly special. Rather than a conventional watch band, the Belfina is finished with a sculptural gold-tone bracelet made from smooth, rounded links that flow into one another almost like petals or polished stones. The understated dial keeps the overall design refined, allowing the bracelet to become the main character while the petite Seiko signature quietly reveals the timepiece hidden within. Feminine, elegant and beautifully nostalgic, it is the kind of watch that can be styled as jewellery first and a timekeeper second. A little treasure from the past, ready for its next story. Watch Details Brand: Seiko Collection: Belfina Model: SWGX018 Reference: 1F21-5B00 Period: Circa 1990 / Early 1990s Movement: Seiko Cal. 1F21 Quartz Vintage Condition This is an authentic pre-loved vintage timepiece and naturally carries traces of its previous life. Minor scratches, surface marks, fading or other age-related characteristics may be present throughout the case and bracelet. Please review all photographs and videos carefully before purchasing, as they form an important part of the condition description. Every vintage watch in our collection is individually sourced, meaning: The exact watch pictured is the watch you will receive. Testing & Care Every watch is carefully inspected and tested before shipping to confirm that it is functioning at the time of dispatch. Because this is a vintage watch, we recommend treating it gently and keeping it away from water, moisture, perfume, lotions and harsh chemicals whenever possible. Although the original case back is marked “Water Resist,” the seals and gaskets inside vintage watches may deteriorate naturally over time. For this reason, water resistance is not guaranteed unless specifically tested and stated.