Toppage 
Our collection
The Seiko Institute of Horology exhibits
time-keeping instruments from various eras,
ranging from sundials to contemporary clocks
and watches, as well as related documents.
Introduced below are some of the items displayed
in the Seiko Institute of Horology.
Equatorial sundial
Portable sundial used in Korea
Paper sundial
Incense clock
Iron frame tower clock (video)
Pendulum wall clock with lunar calendar
Bracket clock (video)
Cloisonne enamel-decorated pendulum table clock
Swing clock (video)
Bell-striking marionette key-wound pocket watch
Cloisonne enamel-decorated key-wound pocket watch
Lantern clock with a double-foliot balance
Large lantern clock with a single-foliot balance
Single-foliot carriage clock
Paper weight clock
Turtle-shell "Inro" pocket watch
Japanese pillar clock
Wall clock (by Yujiro Chujo)
Flower basket clock
Time Keeper
Excellent
Laurel
Railroad watch
Automatic wrist watch (Japan's first)
Grand Seiko (First generation)
Seiko Quartz Astron
Six-digit digital watch
TV Watch
Auto Quartz (presently Kinetic)
Spring Drive
Eight-day wall clock
Alarm clock
Marine Chronometer
Radio controlled clock (transistor clock)
Battery-powered alarm clock
Crystal Chronometer
Quartz wall clock
Pyramid Talk
Fantasia
Yu-kyu
Karakuri-zui(Japan's oldest book about mechanism of clocks)
Kairekiben (account of the new calendar)
Nishikie(Japanese print)
Tokei Kogyo no Hattatsu (Development of the Time Measuring Instrument Industry)
