2500 - Seikosha chronometer in its original box. Beautiful varnished wooden box. Kanji markings on the lid. Complete metal clasp. The interior features a gray felt lining that conforms to the shape of the chronometer. Nickel-plated metal chronometer with a functional push button. Complete white dial. Hands are present. Seikosha markings. Domed glass with a few spots. Functional. Numerous Kanji markings on the back. Handwritten name inscription: “M. Stockson.” We can infer that this stopwatch was captured from an American soldier. The watch has not been disassembled to inspect the movement, as we do not have the proper tools to do so. Note the slight wear and patina on the piece. Condition I-. Seikosha stopwatch in its original box. Attractive varnished wooden box with Kanji on the lid and a complete metal clasp. Interior lined with gray felt shaped to hold the stopwatch. Nickel-plated metal stopwatch with a working push button. Complete white dial with all hands present. Seikosha markings. Domed glass with some stains. In working condition. Numerous Kanji characters on the back. Handwritten name: M Stockson. This suggests the stopwatch was taken as a war souvenir by an American serviceman. The watch was not disassembled to inspect the mechanism because the appropriate tools were unavailable. Slight wear and patina. Condition I minus.