Ricoh is best known today as a Japanese imaging and office-technology company, but it also produced wristwatches in the mid‑20th century. Vintage Ricoh watches are part of the broader story of Japan’s post‑war manufacturing boom, when major industrial firms explored consumer goods like timepieces. Collectors look for Ricoh for uncommon Japanese references, practical designs, and mechanical models that sit outside the more familiar Seiko/Citizen mainstream while still feeling well made.
Vostok Amphibian Manual (Ref. 021496) (40mm; Automatic) (Ultra Rare)
Ricoh Crystal UFO (Ref. 611088) (40mm; Automatic)
Orient UFO (Ref. 0469639-80) (40mm; Automatic)
Raketa Perpetual Calender (Ref. 168990) (40mm; Manual)
Seiko 5 JDM Hi Beat Etherial Blue Super Mint 400201 (Ref. 6119-8540) (40mm; Automatic) (Rare)
Citizen 61-9655 21 Jewels Super Mint (Ref. 4-653556 K) (40mm; Automatic)
Seiko Lord Matic JDM UFO 534870 (Ref. 5606-5011) (40mm; Automatic) (Very Rare)
Seiko DX Sea Lion (Ref. 6106-8060) (38mm; Automatic) (Super Rare)
Seiko Lord Matic JDM (Ref. 5606-7290) (38mm; Automatic)
Seiko 5 251353 (Ref. 4207-00C0 A4) (24mm; Automatic)
Seiko 5 (Ref. 4R36-00B0) (36mm; Automatic)
Favre Leuba Duomatic (Ref. 59993 RM) (35mm; Automatic)
Ricoh (Ref. Unknown) (36mm; Automatic)
Seiko 5 Japan TBC (Ref. 7S26-02E0 A4) (38mm; Automatic)
Ricoh Sakura UFO Black Case (Ref. R4082) (39mm; Automatic)
Ricoh (Ref. MT61ASO725AC)
Zodiac Astrographic (Ref. Unknown) (27mm; Automatic)
Enthusiast Pack / Audio Technica AT-LP60X + Edifier R1280DB Speakers / Stereo Turntable Package
Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB Direct-Drive Professional Turntable [Plug & Play]
Audio-Technica AT-LP70X Fully Automatic Belt-Drive Turntable