Seiko

"Twin Quartz" was a Seiko marketing term that applied to two different high accuracy quartz technologies, both commercialized in 1978, originating respectively from the two 'factories' of the Seiko Group: Daini Twin Quartz (cals. 92xx, 97xx, 96xx) - two q

This is reference SBGK011 , a limited edition of 10 pieces created to celebrate the opening of the Grand Seiko Boutique in Paris in 2020 , at 7 Place Vendôme . It was the first boutique of the Japanese brand in continental Europe and its largest one in th

Thanks to this APxSwatch hype i remembered i had this vintage Seiko pocket watch in my collection. Manual winding chromed watch protected by an urushi lacquered shell.

I shall post more, once its here. I have rarely been this excited.

I have two of them from years ago…they are so hard to find.

The yellow gold Grand Seiko “ Sakura-Wakaba ” ref. SBGH376 pays homage to the 62GS , Grand Seiko's first automatic watch launched in 1967 . Designed by Taro Tanaka , the case of the 62GS had a bezel-less design , with the crystal sitting directly on the c

SEIKO caliber 6309 case ref.# 729A F1 Black dial and Pepsi bezel The Slim Turtle case is NOT the same as the 7548 divers series, 7002 or the SKX. The Suwa Logo Size Debate - Seiko has not officially confirmed any change in logo size based on production da

Seiko sent me this info hoping I'd share it with y'all and then a few college graduates would perhaps be given a watch by an older relative. Why not try, right? If anything can be "new" in the watch world, the look of this one is... with arabics on the od

an old piece with much to dial for enjoyment It would be much better if the case was a tad thinner and a closed case

I like the quasi‑octagonal faceted “ turtle‑shell ” (亀甲型) case of the Grand Seiko High-Beat references 4520-7000 (no date) and 4522-7000 (date). Here are a few examples with variably aged dials . Do you like these watches too ? Best, Emmanuel No-date ref.