A Japanese watch company is Seiko. Seiko is a Japanese word denoting “exquisite,” “minute,” or “success.” The initial watches created under the Seiko brand showed in 1924. In 1969, Seiko launched the Astron, the world’s primary invention quartz watch; when it was launched, it cost the similar as a medium-sized automobile. Seiko afterward went on to bring in the first quartz chronograph. In 1985, Orient Watches and Seiko started a shared factory. The company was integrated (K. Hattori & Co., Ltd.) in 1917 and was renamed Hattori Seiko Co., Ltd. in 1983 and Seiko Corporation in 1990.

Seiko has start an online video competition in which Seiko proprietors around the planet are tempted to share stories about what their Seiko watch resources to them. “I love my SEIKO,” everywhere SEIKO holders around the world are encourages sharing their tales about what their Seiko watch resources to them. In this competition SEIKO proprietors in the region of the earth are called to express their stories regarding the particular association that they have with their SEIKO watches through a 15 – 45 second video acquiescence. The competition open up today with the multi-language YouTube video preview sample. The most excellent video stories will be assembled into a mixture that will be aired on SEIKO’s YouTube channel, and jury from SEIKO will reward the top compliance with an Ananta Automatic Chronograph watch value $3,200 the brand’s new “Ananta” collection, a 10-watch line stooping in stores this October.
The watch product said in a press release that the Ananta plans are inspired by Katana swords, applies for thousands of years by Samurai warriors and cherished by Japanese collectors. Every watch features high-grade automatic activities and the surface of every case features the characteristic Katana curve. A three-stage “blade” shining procedure gives the case a reflect end.

Competition features:

1) every 15 – 45 second video story should stick to the “I love SEIKO” subject.
2) Videos must be in WMV, AVI or MOV layouts (if possible 16:9).
3) Videos must be submitted via email to ilove@seiko-watch.co.jp by 31 August 2009.
4) Video compliance must contain the sender’s full name, contact number with country code; email address and country of residence in arrange to succeed for the competition.
5) Video stories coating in several language other than English have to be escort by a transcript document version in English fond of to the email compliance.
6) Every email must be a smaller amount than 10MB in size.
7) Challenge contributors are just permissible one video submission each.
Video compliances must attribute close-up shots of the watches.
9) SEIKO will not shared contributor particulars with third parties.
10) SEIKO adjudicators will select video stories based on their creativity and the adjudicators result is last.