The Hitori Yoshino Emerald Green is a limited-edition watch (only 70 pieces) that blends traditional craftsmanship, modern techniques, and East Asian design rooted in the "Grammar of Design" by Seiko’s Taro Tanaka. Named after the Japanese word for "one person," Hitori reflects independence, while the nature-inspired dial merges sakura elegance with a deep green tone, evoking vintage Grand Seiko aesthetics from the mid-1960s.
The Hitori Yoshino Emerald Green is known for its blend of traditional craftsmanship, modern techniques, and East Asian design with a distinctly oriental flair. The name "Hitori" (ひとり) translates to "one person" in Japanese, reflecting the brand's aim to remain independent. This watch showcases a unique architectural form, prominently reflecting the "Grammar of Design" philosophy established by Seik0's famed designer, Taro Tanaka-san. The dial, inspired by nature’s beauty, combines the elegance of “sakura” with a deep green hue. Only 70 pieces of the Yoshino Emerald Green were produced, and its design is a direct nod to the mid-1960s, easily recognized by watch enthusiasts as resembling a vintage GS model.
