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Lassale The Emerald Dream

The watch meets the wrist with the surprising coolness of smooth stone.

Case: 14 mm
Lug to Lug: 20 mm
Bracelet: 14 mm
Max Wrist: 15,5 cm

Excellent Condition · Circa 1980s

Will it fit? How to measure your wrist

Wrap a strip of paper or a soft tape snugly around your wrist, just below the wrist bone. Mark where it overlaps, then measure that length in centimetres.

If your wrist is the same as or smaller than the Max Wrist size above, it should fit. A watchmaker can usually shorten a vintage bracelet, but extra links are rarely available.

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What our condition grades mean

Excellent: Minimal signs of wear, visible only on close inspection.
Very Good: Light surface wear consistent with age, such as fine hairline scratches. Nothing that affects wear or function.
Good: Visible signs of age, such as scratches or patina, all shown in the photos. Fully functional.

Every watch is checked for function and timekeeping before it is listed, and the photos show the actual piece.

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SpecificationsThe Details

Brand	Lassale
Case width	14 mm
Lug to lug	20 mm
Lug/Bracelet width	14 mm
Max wrist size	15,5 cm
Case material	Gold-Plated Base Metal
Dial	Matte Ink Black with Gilt Roman XII
Crystal	Hardlex Mineral
Movement	Japan Quartz (Cal. 1E50)
Production era	Circa 1980s
Condition	Excellent Condition

The StoryAbout This Piece

The watch meets the wrist with the surprising coolness of smooth stone. Its bracelet isn’t composed of traditional links, but rather a sequence of deep, mossy-green crystalline blocks that catch the light like a forest canopy at dusk. There is a satisfying weight to the piece, a solid presence that feels more like an inherited talisman than a modern accessory. The Aurum-framed case sits at the center, its jet-black dial acting as a quiet void that pulls the eye inward.

This rare specimen is a relic of the Hattori Seiko era, specifically from the Lassale line’s peak in the mid-1980s. Known for pushing the limits of ultra-slim movements, this model utilizes the Japan Quartz 1E50 caliber to maintain a profile that is almost flush with the wrist. The “crystal link” design is a bold departure from the typical metalwork of the period, showcasing Seiko’s experimental phase where they treated the watch case as merely one component in a continuous, sculptural jewelry form.