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Many of us, being opinionated PuristS, tend to go on and on about "NO STINKING DATE WINDOWS" on our watches. After reading the umpteenth thread on this, as Moderator on this sub-Forum I have decided to take action. Herewith, the table of Grand Seiko models that are available without dates. Including

PuristS friends, I'm unsure whether or not this is done often on the forum, so our dear moderator will intervene if I have overstepped, but these come up so rarely I thought I'd let you members know that I spotted one on the (American) Bay last night, offered by a Japanese seller who, unfortunately,

This is a very straightforward task. Just identify the watches in these two photos. To make it feasible, I am providing the list from which you select. In return, give me a numbered list with the watch description behind each number from 1 to 81. [Hint - best done on a desktop with keyboard; think C

We have had some discussion on this forum about searching for rare and desireable Seikos. I think it would be appropriate to give encouragement to the seekers. Could those of us who HAVE FOUND the watches we were looking for share a bit about the process? I'll start. About 10 years ago I saw a mesme

I was fortunate enough to meet up with Ken and Casey in Tokyo tonight. It was a Seiko lover's seafood feast at the Takewaka Ikebukuro restaurant. First came the watches - a first-release Credor Spring Drive from 1999, an SBGW003 one of 300, a Wako special 1 of 30, a VFA regulated by the god of adjus

As we continue our SEIKO PROFILE SERIES, today’s subject is the Grand Seiko manual wind watch. Rather than focus on one model, I'm going to provide photos of four. In order we have SBGW033, then SBGW005 (bracelet and blue second hand), SBGW003 (blued hands and gold numerals), and SBGW001 all silver.