All the Seiko that I have: Advan from the 70’s Seiko Crown from the 60’s GS SBGW033 GS SBGM221 Credor Goldfeather

SBGW033 So many Grand Seikos, “so little time!” Etc… and the Credors? Sadly Snowflake is in the “repair” box 😢 Cazalea

The Grand Seiko First , released in 1960 , can probably be considered one of the most significant watches in the history of Japanese horology. It marks the moment when Japan decided to compete directly with Switzerland in the realms of high precision and

Earlier today I got an opportunity to check the 1948 seamaster and was positively surprised with the reasonable thickness compared to what online pictures suggested. Also for comparison a side by side picture of the GS sbgw033 a 130th anniversary limited

PLEASE LOOK at a story. Click the LINK on the Title of the Walk to jump into the story. We have collected about 400 of our adventures here in one place — I wish I could turn it into a book but can you imagine the page layout challenges with dozens of phot

It appears to be raining on my watch and my hair-free head. So rather than walk, I’m going in to compile a few links to recent walks. Now the weatherman is correct. Here’s what I have assembled so far: Cazalea Walks with Watches Date Map # Title of the Wa

(Ever so slightly earlier JDM 201)

... or its reissue. SBGW033. Bought it from Seiya-san from Japan in 2011 when it was released to commemorate Seiko 130th anniversary. I later learnt from this forum the story behind the making of this watch. During the production of the 130th GS cases, Ja