The pinnacle of simple elegance, inheriting the spirit of the original Eichi of 2008

Featuring a movement entirely assembled by hand by a team of highly skilled artisan watchmakers, the Eichi II delivers enhanced functionality such as durability and user-friendly design in a stunningly beautiful package.This special horological creation hails from the elite Micro Artist Studio, located within the Seiko Epson Shiojiri facility.The power reserve indicator, which shows the remaining power in the main spring, is located on the back of the watch instead of on the dial. This design update preserves the quintessential simplicity of the dial, which has hands for just the hours, the minutes, and the seconds.The movement comprises two large bridges, one of which has the power reserve indicator on it, allowing the wearer to see the state of wind on a display that perfectly harmonizes with the overall design of the Caliber 7R14.The edges of the bridges and the holes for the screws and jewels are convex and polished by hand by skilled artisans to catch the light from any angle. The contrast between the hairline finish of the bridges and the polished edges and the tempered blue screws produces a stunning aesthetic.

The porcelain dial features hand-painted hour markers that will not fade
The highly skilled watchmakers of the Micro Artist Studio carefully paint each of the 12 hour markers and the Credor logo by hand on a pure white porcelain dial inspired by the snowy landscape of the Shinshu region of Japan. The pigment used for the hour markers blends beautifully with the three tempered hands to create an exquisitely deep shade of blue.

Eichi II - a new level of beauty

Eichi II - a new level of beauty
The original Eichi, launched in 2008, was an incomparable work of technical brilliance from the Micro Artist Studio, featuring a hand-wound Spring Drive movement together with the revolutionary Torque Return System that extends the power reserve by utilizing the main spring energy more efficiently. With its winning combination of cutting-edge technology, design excellence and elegant yet intricate simplicity, the Eichi proved very popular.
Its 2014 successor, the Eichi II, relocated the power reserve indicator to the back to further enhance the simplicity of the design.
In 2018, a special 18k rose gold version of the Eichi II was released to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Eichi line.

Elegant proclein dial featuring discrete hand painted markers
The highly skilled watchmakers carefully paint each of the 12 markers and the Credor logo by hand on a pure white porcelain dial inspired by the snowy landscape of the Shinshu region of Japan. The newly toned transparent and deep black color harmonizes with the 18k rose gold case and temper blue hands to create a new beauty.

Goldfeather, the birth of ultra-thin mechanical watches

Goldfeather is a collection of modern thin dress watches that Credor has developed by inheriting the lineage of thin mechanical watches pursued by Seiko in the 1960s. In keeping with Goldfeather's product concept of "thin, light, smooth, elegant, and graceful like a feather," these watches are characterized by a design that brings together the spirit and skills of master craftsmen and pays painstaking attention to the smallest detail.

A new locomotive model based on the concept of ″Move Forward″

In 2024, the Gérald Genta-designed Locomotive was reborn as a commemorative limited edition in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Credor brand. Today, a new Locomotive featuring a fresh dial design is born.The concept is "Move Forward," which conveys the meaning of moving forward on a new path with respect for Gérald Genta in our hearts.
This new model features a striking green dial, inspired by the green signal light in train systems—symbolizing the Locomotive advancing the Credor brand.The dial showcases an intricate geometric pattern of hexagons, a nod to the watch's signature hexagonal case and bezel. Each hexagon incorporates a striped pattern that alternates in different directions, creating an effect in which the colors shimmer as light interacts with the dial's surface.

A Kuon pink gold combination model inspired by the concept of "gently flowing time" that remains immutable though the ages.

Kuon, a sophisticated watch shining with the skills of expert craftsmen, is now available in a 18K pink gold combination model.
"A contemporary dress watch for everyday use, with a bezel in 18K pink gold, a more subdued hue of gold that complements the soft milky white color of the porcelain dial.The porcelain dial is characterized by its glassy softness and transparent whiteness. The roman numeral indices, the Credor logo fixed to the surface by high-temperature heating, and the tempered hands contribute to create a delicate texture."

A dial with the unique warmth and transparency of porcelain
The hour, minute and second hands are made of blue-tinted tempered steel. 18K pink gold can also be found in the bracelet, highlighting the elegant transition from case to bracelet, a characteristic of the Kuon line.

Kuon is a sophisticated watch that shines with the skills of expert craftsmen

The porcelain dial is characterized by its glassy softness and transparent whiteness. The roman numeral indices, the Credor logo fixed to the surface by high-temperature heating, and the tempered hands contribute to create a delicate texture.

An Elegant Masterpiece of Japanese Watchmaking Introducing Kuon, a refined timepiece powered by the exclusive hand-wound Spring Drive movement, Caliber 7R31. Crafted for Credor, this movement features dual spring barrels arranged in parallel, delivering an exceptional power reserve of approximately 72 hours—among the longest in Credor's history. Visible through the sapphire case back, the movement is adorned with flowing curved patterns that evoke the gentle stream of spring water, symbolizing the quiet passage of time. Every detail, from the patterned screws to the graceful arcs of the power reserve indicator, reflects the meticulous handwork of master artisans. Kuon is not merely a watch—it is a celebration of elegance, precision, and timeless Japanese craftsmanship．

The hand-crafted
perfection of simplicity

Eichi II The 'Ruri' dial
Known as Ruri in Japan and elsewhere as lapis lazuli, this deep blue color has entranced makers of jewelry and other objets d'art for centuries because of its intensity and its richness.
This Ruri blue perfectly suits the simple, clean layout of the Eichi Ⅱ dial and provides the ideal contrast to the white indexes and hands.

The stunning lapis lazuli proclein dial
The high-temperature fired surface enamel glaze generates surface tension in the molten crystal, producing a natural curvature that gives the proclein dial a wonderfully handmade feel.
The Micro Artist Studio team tried more than 20 different combinations of glaze blends and repeated firings before arriving at the required sense of azure depth from the thin enamel glaze.
The blue hue varies in accordance with light intensity in an endlessly fascinating color display.
The unadorned hour marks and Credor logo are all hand-drawn and have their own distinctive depth and visibility.