SEIKO Grand Seiko SBGA001/9R65-0AA0 Spring drive — USD 4,090

After xxcesar's post this week ( read it here ), I thought it would be worth the time to think back to WHO and HOW and WHY my Grand Seiko fixation began and grew. If you like history, read on. If you like pictures better, scan over the text and just focus on the pictures. If you like heros and villa

48 FILES WITH CAPTIONS IN 30 SECONDS SBGA001 SBGA003 SBGA005 SBGA007 SBGA009 SBGA011 SBGA019 SBGA021 SBGA023 SBGA025 SBGA027 SBGA029 SBGA031 SBGA041 SBGA053 SBGA057 SBGA059 SBGA061 SBGA063 SBGA065 SBGA069 SBGA071 SBGA073 SBGA075 SBGA077 SBGA079 SBGA081 SBGA083 SBGA085 SBGA087 SBGA089 SBGA090 SBGA092

I'm continuing to refine the Grand Seiko application tables. This file now contains SPRING DRIVES You can find the QUARTZ Grand Seiko models here . You can find the MECHANICAL Grand Seiko models here . My apologies for splitting up the data, but in this way the tables can be expanded without running

Engaging with Spring Drive watches after Robin's story. Collection includes SBGA001 (2005), Snowflake (2006), Seiko Spring Drive (1999), Credor Moon (2006), and Galante (2008). Visited Seiko Epson factory.

The first modern mechanical GS watch was the SBGR001 of 1998 with cal. 9S55. Designer Nobubiro Kosugi created a versatile case allowing for metal or leather straps. This design influenced subsequent Grand Seiko models.