Grand Seiko Master Spreadsheet & Reference Guide

cazalea · 2016-03-21T13:11:00Z

Explore cazalea's comprehensive Grand Seiko spreadsheet, a community-driven database detailing models, movements, and specs, updated with 2016 releases.

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Cazalea's monumental Grand Seiko spreadsheet, first published in 2016, remains an indispensable resource for collectors. This community-driven compendium, meticulously updated by its author, offers a comprehensive database of Grand Seiko models, movements, and specifications. It highlights the collective passion and detailed knowledge within the WatchProSite community for this esteemed Japanese manufacture.

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Hello folks,

Here is a compendium of Grand Seiko information, updated with newly-announced 2016 models.

All data is in a Google Docs / Sheets spreadsheet, so we can access it from whatever device we prefer to use.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE MASTER GRAND SEIKO SPREADSHEET

If you can supply additional information or corrections, please reply to this thread or send me a private message, and I'll make the changes.

MODEL/LINK

Movmnt

Type

Case

Strap

Dial Color

Dial Look

Markers

Hands

Date

Bezel/Case

Display

Size

Edition

Number

Other

It contains all I could locate in the last month about the various modern Grand Seiko models, including a front dial view of each watch!

To see an image, click on the Model/Link cell in the first column. You will be taken to an image (samples shown below).

Cheers,

Cazalea

This message has been edited by cazalea on 2016-03-21 16:04:58

Key Points from the Discussion

The SBGW047, a 700-piece worldwide limited edition, features a cream dial and a tungsten grey second hand, distinguishing it from the SBGW043 which has a blue second hand. The SBGW043, SBGW044, and SBGW046 are each limited to 70 pieces worldwide, all measuring 37.9 x 11.5mm and paying tribute to the 1967 44GS model ref. 4420-9000.
The SBGH019, SBGH020, and SBGH022 are Hi-Beat models with gold hands, each limited to 200 pieces worldwide. The SBGH035 is limited to 300 pieces worldwide. The SBGR095 is a tribute to the first automatic Grand Seiko, the 1966 62GS.
The SBGX103 is limited to 2000 pieces, not 1500 as originally listed in the spreadsheet. This model features full applied Roman numerals and a beautifully brushed sunburst dial with applied minute markers.
The SBGR097 is a 55th-anniversary non-date model with a blue dial, powered by the 9S61 movement, and comes with a stainless steel bracelet. It is a limited edition of 500 pieces.
A rare Grand Seiko model, limited to 30 pieces, features a titanium case, a gold second hand, and an interestingly textured blue dial, possibly linked to a 'turtle museum'.
The spreadsheet has inspired some collectors to focus their collections purely on Seiko, even considering selling other high-end brands to acquire more Grand Seiko pieces.

The Discussion

KMII

Nov 14, 2015

You are a champion!

This is spectacular, being able to oversee all that is modern GS in one table Thank you again for this laborious exercise - we will benefit from it for generations to come

Rubar

Nov 14, 2015

Very informative!

Thank you for great job! Br., Ruben

KMII

Nov 16, 2015

A very tiny correction...

The SBGH035 comes on a strap, not a bracelet.

Gnkt

Nov 16, 2015

Correction SBGJ015

SBGJ015 is Stainless steel not titanium. Limited Edition 200 pieces for Asia. SBGC009 : Edition is 'Oomiya 30th Anniversary' Thanks again for sharing this great job with all GS fans.

cazalea

Nov 16, 2015

Thank you gentlemen, keep those corrections and additions coming

Of course I knew about that SBGH035, but lost track in the whole universe of data. So as penance, here are a few shots.

KMII

Nov 16, 2015

There can never be too many

Shots of the SBGH035 Thanks for these!

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