Seiko 7T32 Quartz Alarm Chronograph Two-Tone

This is a vintage Seiko quartz alarm chronograph, likely from the early to mid-1990s, featuring the iconic 7T32 movement. The watch is constructed with a two-tone aesthetic, combining brushed stainless steel with gold-toned accents on the bezel ring and the central links of the integrated bracelet. The dial is a dark grey sunburst finish, accented by three distinct blue sub-dials at the 6, 9, and 12 o'clock positions, functioning as an alarm, small seconds, and a 30-minute timer respectively. A date window is positioned at the 3 o'clock mark. The watch features a complex case design with four pushers and dual crowns (one at 3 for time and one at 4 for alarm setting). The condition exhibits significant signs of wear consistent with daily use over several decades. Notable scratches are visible across the crystal surface, and the metal shows numerous 'flea bites' and surface abrasions on the lugs and bezel. The gold plating on the bracelet links and bezel is showing signs of thinning or fading, particularly on high-friction areas. The lume on the hands and markers appears to have aged. This 7T32 movement is highly regarded among collectors for its reliability and the fact that it was one of the last great fully serviceable quartz movements from Seiko’s golden era of quartz chronographs.