I'm sure you and Mike R had a conversation about your . . .

. . . common passion, Graham. I'm coming around to GS myself for their intrinsic quality, classical aesthetics and sensible proportions . . . I don't know what's next for me when I fall off the wagon, but a current GS will certainly be in the running. Cordially, Art

a 'Grand' collection of Seiko's.

By: G99 : July 14th, 2008-11:03

firstly i would like to thank whoever it was who first put Grand Seiko on the forum. i have been introduced to a line of watches which are accurate beyond belief and pretty unusual in UK. me being me, i couldnt do things by half so i'd like to show you a ...

wow, Graham, this is a collection as I like them

By: amanico : July 14th, 2008-11:13

Impressive, my friend, even if I' m not a Seiko Guy, I have to admit that I admire your efforts to build such a collection. And really, I appreciated the credits you gave to all our great Purist Friends, here and there, who lead us very often on the right...

thanks for sharing. I agree that the early vintage Grand Seikos are well worth collecting, and often compare favorably with the best of the Swiss from that era. I know of a Japanese dealer which currently has several "first" GS models in stock. They are, ...