Seiko is renowned for its "zaratsu" finishing that imbues many of their high-end timepieces the ability to interplay masterfully with light. Seiko designer, Kento Ito, has brought the very concept of interplay of light on a timepiece to an altogether different level with his Ambidextrous Watch. Employing bisected, duotone hands, a case and bracelet that are half-coated in black PVD, and a dial crafted in a manner akin to a lenticular display, the timepiece takes on a notably different look from the vantage point of its wearer depending on which which wrist it is worn on.