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I recall on a television program demonstrating counterfeit goods, they showed a watch with the "SETKO" imprint

A subtle background visual gag in "The Office" is a framed certificate identifying Michael Scott as the owner of a "Quality Seyko Timepiece":

https://www.reddit.com/r/TVDetails/s/c3yM0Lmu96

I have a radio around here I bought in Malaysia from "Panesnic."

For a short while in the 80s, little plastic or rubber face protectors were trendy. They had little vertical bumpers that covered the watch face from top to bottom.

That’s how my friend didn’t see the “A” and the “N” on his “ASEIKON” watch for a while.

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