Supreme x Seiko Mai Alarm Clock
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Seiko
Mai Modern Rotating Bezel Alarm Clock QHE207
About the original
The Seiko Mai Modern Rotating Bezel Alarm Clock (model QHE207) is a desktop alarm clock styled as an oversized Seiko dive watch, with a functioning friction-locked rotating bezel, oversize crown, quartz movement, quiet sweep second hand, beep alarm with snooze, and LumiBrite luminous paint on the hands and hour markers. The aluminum case measures 3.75 by 3.7 by 2 inches. Seiko was founded in Tokyo in 1881 by Kintaro Hattori and remains one of Japan's two dominant watchmakers; the Mai line shares its visual language with Seiko's 5 Sports and SKX dive watches. Seiko sells the QHE207 in blue-and-red, black, green, and orange colorways around $55 retail. The SS25 Supreme version is an all-red anodized case and red dial exclusive to the collab.
About Seiko
Seiko is a Japanese watch manufacturer founded in 1881 by Kintaro Hattori as a clock and jewelry shop in Ginza, Tokyo, with watch production beginning in 1892 under the Seikosha factory name. Seiko is one of the few fully integrated watchmakers, producing its own movements, cases, dials, and hairsprings. The company introduced the Astron — the world's first quartz wristwatch — in December 1969, triggering the quartz revolution. Its current range includes the Grand Seiko, Prospex dive, and Presage lines, and Seiko has served as official timekeeper for multiple Olympic Games. Supreme released co-branded Seiko watches for its Fall/Winter 2009 and later seasons.
