Lassale by Seiko - A Blur of Artwork and Watch

Seiko Lassale: Where Watchmaking Meets Jewellery

At Gilded Hour, we don’t just sell watches — we curate moments of beauty, grace, and timeless femininity. Few watches capture this philosophy quite like the Seiko Lassale line.

Originally based on a Swiss design house, Lassale was adopted by Seiko in the 1980s and transformed into something uniquely refined: a line of watches that blur the line between horology and high-end jewellery.

More Than a Watch — A Work of Art

Lassale watches aren’t loud or flashy. Their elegance whispers. Every detail — from the ultra-slim profile to the mirror-polished cases and razor-fine hands — is a testament to the Japanese obsession with understated perfection.

These pieces are artfully designed, often more comparable to fine jewellery than traditional wristwatches. With sleek gold plating, delicate two-tone finishes, and minimalist dials that let the form speak for itself, Lassale watches are made to complement a woman’s style, not compete with it.

Each watch feels handcrafted with intention — the kind of detail you’d expect in a designer accessory, not a mass-produced timepiece. And because they’re no longer in production, they carry the allure of rarity, a hidden gem from Seiko’s golden age of design.

Why Lassale Belongs in Your Collection

• Sculptural elegance: Like a vintage bracelet, but with function.

• Delicate proportions: Designed with the female wrist in mind — lightweight, flattering, and always refined.

• Lasting quality: Despite their dainty looks, Lassales are built with precision and longevity in mind.

• Quiet luxury: Perfect for those who love subtle sophistication over logos or trends.

At Gilded Hour, we LOVE Lassale not just as a watch — but as a celebration of craftsmanship, femininity, and timeless design. Whether worn daily or saved for special occasions, a Seiko Lassale is always a statement of taste.