Operating Companies (products and Services)
- Seiko Watch Corporation — watches: Seiko (Grand Seiko, Dolce & Exceline, Brightz, Lukia, Prospex, iu, Ruse, Spirit, Alpinist, Ignition, Premier, Velatura, Coutura, Arctura, Sportura, Criteria, Rivoli, Vivace, etc.), Credor, Galante, Wired, Wired XYZ, Alba, Pulsar, Lorus. Seiko Watch is a planning and marketing company. Seiko Holdings delegates a large portion of the manufacturing in its watch business to Seiko Epson and Seiko Instruments.
- Seiko Clock Inc. — clocks, kitchen timers: Seiko, Decor Seiko, Seiko Emblem, Seiko Premium, Seiko Melodies in Motion Musical Clocks, Pyxis
- Seiko Service Center Co., Ltd. — repair and after service for watches
- Seiko Time Systems Inc. — system clocks (outside, building wall, monument, floral clocks), sports timing equipment
- Seiko Sports Life Co., Ltd. — golf clubs, stopwatches, musical accessories (tuners, metronomes)
- Seiko Precision Inc. — printers, time servers, electronic devices, micromechatronics devices, camera shutters, etc.
- Seiko NPC Corporation — semiconductors
- Seiko Jewelry Co., Ltd. — jewelry
- Seiko Optical Products Co., Ltd. — optical lenses & frames
- Seiko Instruments Inc. — electronic components, precision parts, watches, analysis and measurement instruments, machine tools, printers, network items, information systems and services, IC dictionaries, etc.
- Wako Co., Ltd. — upscale specialty retails
- Cronos Inc. — retail sales of watches, jewelry items and eyeglasses
- Seiko Business Services Inc. — human resources
- Ohara Inc. (Seiko owns 32.2% TYO: 5218) — specialty optical glass (glass materials for lenses and prisms)
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