A true vintage timepiece, the vibrant orange new new-old stock (NOS) 1970s Seiko DZ645 digital flip clock here serves as a helpful analog reminder to put your smart phone down.
The DZ645, made in Japan specifically for the Japanese market, features quite iconic (and retro) block numbers that “flip” into place, telling time by numbers sequentially revealed by a split-flap display.
The clock features a striking, and yet simple, rectangular(ish) orange and black plastic housing, with standard black tiles with white digits. The time display is an old-style, 12-hour only clock, which is spun counterclockwise to the desired time.
The warning label on the bottom is written in Japanese, with a 50/60 Hz selector switch on the back.
This Japanese Domestic Market (JDM)-only clock comes with a U.S. Current Adapter for our U.S.-based customers.
Near NOS 1970s Seiko DZ645 Digital Flip Clock, w/U.S. Current Adapter
Although this Seiko flip clock runs on Japanese standard current (100V), we will provide a separate new voltage transformer - a $40 value - to allow the current to be stepped up to U.S. standard (120V).
This Seiko DP 690 measures 6 inches in width by 4 inches deep by 4.5 inches tall.