1967 Seiko JDM Bell-Matic 4006-7000

Overhauled, 1966 Seiko Bell-Matic 27 jewels automatic alarm watch in beautiful condition. 

The Seiko Bell-Matic 4006-7000 is a landmark in horological history, introduced in November 1966 as the world's first automatic wristwatch with a mechanical alarm powered by a central rotor  . This model was exclusively available in Japan , making early examples particularly rare and sought after by collectors .

Equipped with the Caliber 4006A, a 27-jewel automatic movement featuring a day-date complication and a mechanical alarm function. The watch utilizes two separate mainsprings—one for timekeeping and another dedicated to the alarm. The alarm is set using a rotating inner bezel, adjusted via the crown at 2 o'clock. The alarm is activated by pulling out the alarm-setting crown and deactivated by pushing it back in .

The date can be quickly set by pressing the alarm-setting crown , while the day requires manual advancement by rotating the  hands  .

Completely disassembled, cleaned, reassembled and lubricated, regulated. 

Beautiful, white dial with vertical hairlines. There's a black dot above 7 o'clock marker, otherwise very clean. 

Case is in great condition, some small scratches here and there, but very sharp looking. 

Caseback is in good condition. 

NOS Genuine Seiko acrylic crystal. 

New black, Horween leather strap.