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Rare Vintage Seiko Alba Hot Gear W359-4A58 Men’s Digital Sports Watch JDM 1990s

■ STATUS: NO LONGER LISTED
THIS LISTING HAS ENDED — IT MAY RETURN
BRAND:
Alba
UNIT CONDITION:
Pre-owned - Good
► SELLER'S DESCRIPTION
For sale is a vintage Alba Hot Gear W359-4A58 men’s digital sports watch, a rare and rugged model from the 1990s produced under Seiko’s Alba brand. Designed to rival Casio’s G-Shock lineup during the peak of the digital sports watch boom, it features bold yellow pushers, durable construction, and 20 BAR (200 meters) water resistance. The watch is fully functional, with all key features operating properly—including timekeeping, stopwatch with lap/split memory, countdown timer, and alarm. However, the backlight does not appear to be functioning. This should be clearly noted by the buyer before purchase. The watch is in fantastic physical condition for its age, showing very minimal wear. The photos best describe its overall condition, so please review them closely. Key Features: • Model: Alba Hot Gear W359-4A58 • Movement: Japanese Quartz • Water Resistance: 20 BAR (200 meters) • Functions: Time, Stopwatch with Lap/Split Memory, Timer, Alarm • Digital Bar Graph Display • Rugged resin case with stainless steel caseback • Assembled in China using Japanese movement A rare and collectible piece of Seiko/Alba history—perfect for vintage digital watch collectors and 1990s techwear fans alike. Please review all photos carefully to assess its condition. Ships carefully. Feel free to message me with any questions.

► ARCHIVE FILE: ALBA — BRAND HISTORY

Seiko launched Alba in 1979 as an affordable, youth-focused brand for Japan and other Asian markets. Its playful 1980s ana-digi watches, 1990s Spoon models, and other short-lived experiments made it a home for ideas too unconventional for the Seiko name—and now make original Alba watches especially appealing to JDM collectors.

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