Seiko 5 “Red Line Sport” — 7009 Screw-Bezel Automatic Watch.

Seiko 5 “Red Line Sport” — 7009 Screw-Bezel Automatic Watch.

Not the quiet one in the tray. The one that stares back.

A faceted steel bezel pinned by four cross-head screws frames a bright silver dial cut with concentric rings — and slicing across all of it, a single red sweep seconds hand that never stops moving. Gold baton markers, applied Seiko 5 shield, framed day-date at 3. This is Seiko in its sportiest, most unapologetic late-’70s mood: part dress watch, part cockpit instrument, all attitude.

Under the caseback runs the Seiko 7009 automatic — self-winding, day-date, English calendar — one of the most repairable, longest-surviving movements Japan ever shipped. This one has been opened, serviced, and held to the timegrapher until the rate settled.

A note, because we don’t hide anything: the dial is printed “21 Jewels.” We list this watch on its looks and its serviced, verified movement — not on a number stamped in gold. What you’re buying is a fully-working vintage automatic with a face that turns heads and a shop that stands behind it.

The Details

◦ Movement — Seiko 7009 automatic, self-winding, serviced & timegrapher-verified

◦ Reference — 7009-8741

◦ Serial — 209585

◦ Case — 38 × 40mm stainless steel, cushion form, screw-detail bezel

◦ Dial — Silver, concentric rings, gold batons, red sweep seconds

◦ Function — Day / Date, English calendar

◦ Bracelet — Stainless steel

◦ Origin — Made in Japan

◦ Power reserve — 20hr+ on a full wind

Why buy from Bengal Curator

✅ Only 1 in this store — sold once, gone forever

✅ Fully serviced & timegrapher-verified before listing

✅ 6-month warranty

✅ Easy returns on arrival — inspect before you commit

✅ Free tracked & insured shipping, nationwide

✅ Arrives in a premium leather presentation box

Sporty vintage Seikos with this much character don’t sit quietly — they get claimed. One available. If the red hand already caught your eye, that’s the whole point. Don’t let it sweep past.

৳7,000 — today.

Curated, serviced, and stood behind — by Bengal Curator