Wearable Technologies

In wearables, Epson leverages its watchmaking heritage, refines accurate timing and sensing technology, and offers a sense of status and fashion.

The Magic Lever Technology that Underpins Self-Winding Wrist Watches

Epson's magic lever technology became the fundamental mechanism underpinning typical self-winding wrist watches up to the present day.

Technology Developed for the World's First Quartz Watch

Technology that reduce the size and energy consumption of quartz timepieces without sacrificing accuracy.

Six-Digit LCD Digital Watch

Developed the world's first digital wristwatch equipped with a six-digit field-effect liquid crystal display (FELCD).

Technology Developed for the World's First GPS Solar Watch

Radio-controlled watches that keep accurate time anywhere in the world with a global positioning system (GPS).

Mechanical Watch Design Technology

Learn about the evolution of Epson's mechanical watch design technology developed over seven decades.

The Future Embodied by Wearable Technology

Epson Wearable Technology

Epson is what the Swiss call a manufacture, a watchmaker that makes the parts required for its products in its own production facilities. We have long accumulated design, development, and manufacturing technologies in the creation of such watches as mechanical, quartz, and spring drive with quartz accuracy. In addition, we craft our own cases, dials, hands, and other external parts and capitalize on the Epson Group's semiconductor, crystal oscillator, and ultra-precision processing technologies. We draw on a rich storehouse of technological assets to create original analog watches that others do not offer.

Preserving Our Ultra-Precision Processing Technology Traditions

Engineer Interviews

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