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Nordhour is a small Finnish watch brand focused on Seiko mod watches. We build watches using reliable Japanese automatic movements combined with carefully selected aftermarket parts. Each watch is hand assembled, QC checked, and factory regulated before shipping. The goal is simple: make watches that look good, feel solid, and work reliably in everyday use. We are not affiliated with Seiko. Our watches use Seiko movements, but everything else is independently assembled. We believe it’s important to be clear about that so customers know exactly what they are buying. Nordhour is based in Finland and ships worldwide. We focus on straightforward products, clear communication, and keeping things simple rather than overcomplicating the process.
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Varvikontie 196, 12520, Kormu, Finland
- +358 44 9731464
- info@nordhour.com
- nordhour.com
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