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New Releases · 2026-03-18

King Seiko’s Vanac goes titanium and refines its skyline-inspired dial

The integrated case and bracelet become lighter while retaining the 8L45 automatic movement.

By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Gear Patrol

Seiko King Seiko Vanac Titanium — source photograph
Seiko King Seiko Vanac Titanium. Photograph: Seiko. Seiko ↗

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King Seiko’s titanium Vanac brings a material change to the faceted sports-watch design revived in 2025. The 41mm case, gear-like crown and integrated bracelet are executed in titanium, with contrasting brushed surfaces and polished bevels. Revised dial lines create a more intricate variation on the collection’s Tokyo skyline inspiration.

Silver, charcoal and purple treatments accompany the launch. Automatic calibre 8L45 provides a 72-hour reserve and a stated daily accuracy range of minus five to plus ten seconds. A box sapphire crystal, display back and 100-metre water resistance complete the specification. March coverage announced July availability at $3,850, above the steel model’s price.

Seiko King Seiko Vanac Titanium — additional source view
Seiko King Seiko Vanac Titanium. Photograph: Seiko. Seiko ↗

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Gear Patrol · Published 2026-03-18 ↗