Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Grand Seiko SBGH349 from the Heritage Collection is an exceptional timepiece that seamlessly blends technical mastery with aesthetic brilliance, paying homage to the frozen waterfalls of Iwate Prefecture in Japan. Here’s a detailed look at this exquisite creation:Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutesBeyond the iconic 44GS, 1967 also saw Grand Seiko’s first automatic watch, the 62GS. With a rounder design and signature Zaratsu polishing, it lacked a bezel, giving it a spacious dial. Now a fan favourite, this design recently shrunk to 40mm in the popular “24 sekki” series. Today, Grand SeikoContinue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutesGrand Seiko Heritage Collection 44GS SBGW297 & SBGW299: The year 1967 saw the release of the 44GS, the watch in which the Grand Seiko Style design language was fully realized. Those two novelties pay tribute to this design from the hands and dial to the case, taking the form ofContinue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe textured dial of this Grand Seiko Heritage Ref. SBGW303 limited timepiece is inspired by Mount Iwate, seen from the Shizukuishi Watch Studio where Grand Seiko mechanical timepieces are made. It expresses the beauty of autumn scenery when the slopes adopt a complex variety of colours, where the deep greenContinue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Japanese sword, known as the katana, is a world-renowned masterpiece in steel. The distinctive and sophisticated process of crafting the katana, coupled with its superb functionality, has created a fascination and allure worldwide. This art form has inspired three new US-exclusive Grand Seiko creations influenced by the materials andContinue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutesIn 1967, a new watch was added to the Grand Seiko Collection that was destined to become one of its defining creations. It was the 44GS, the first watch to embody the Grand Seiko Style, the design grammar that gave Grand Seiko its distinctive look and that still today, 55Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutesTwo slim, mid-sized re-interpretations of the 44GS join the Grand Seiko Heritage Collection: the Ref. SBGW293 and Ref. SBGW291, both are equipped with the manual-winding mechanical Caliber 9S64.Continue Reading