people easily dismiss Grand Seiko as just another line within Seiko, but they are in a different league. And, on some of them, the spring drive movement is a tiny marvel.
Absolutely. Their dials are also top notch, but they're watches that one needs to wear for a certain time to fully appreciate.
It won't make the same first impression as your lovely Nautilus would, for example. It takes time to notice just how finely polished the hands are, just how deep the dial's lacquer is, and how it plays with light etc...
Then, you obviously have the Spring Drive, which is in a class of its own in terms of everyday usefulness without detracting from its mechanical appeal.
-Ouch indeed, I winced at seeing the poor watch like that!
Luckily, it would appear that the dial and hands are fine; as long as the glass shards do not find their way into the movement before it winds down, it should be a simple enough repair.
-Ouch indeed, I winced at seeing the poor watch like that!
Luckily, it would appear that the dial and hands are fine; as long as the glass shards do not find their way into the movement before it winds down, it should be a simple enough repair.
Hey Guys, I'm searching the inet for an alternative watch band/strap
something like this:
https://www.instagram.com/bcattwatchstraps/
http://shop.colareb.it
What are your recommendations? I was thinking of black of course (maybe with a red thread instead of the white one) but I'm open for suggestions
Hey Guys, I'm searching the inet for an alternative watch band/strap
something like this:
https://www.instagram.com/bcattwatchstraps/
http://shop.colareb.it
What are your recommendations? I was thinking of black of course (maybe with a red thread instead of the white one) but I'm open for suggestions
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