Seiko's cult-favorite Rotocall watch is getting a stealthy makeover. The iconic digital timepiece, known for its rotating bezel and NASA history, is now available in two new variants: the HFL002P and HFL003P. These models feature a negative display, adding a contemporary twist to the retro design while retaining the compact size and quirky charm that made the original a hit. The HFL002P sports a brushed silver stainless steel case and bracelet, paired with a silver-and-black rotary bezel, while the HFL003P boasts a gold-tone case, bracelet, and black-and-gold bezel. Despite the cosmetic changes, the core features and functionality remain unchanged, including the quartz Caliber A824 movement, a rotating bezel for function selection, and a range of modes like timekeeping, dual time, alarm, and stopwatch. The compact 37mm case, Hardlex crystal, and water resistance up to 100 meters are also retained. Pricing starts at ¥72,600 for the silver model and ¥77,000 for the gold-tone variant, with both set to launch in Japan in August 2026. Given the success of the previous reissue, a global release is expected, making these new Rotocalls a must-have for watch enthusiasts.
