for a comprehensive summary of what is the Tentagraph line from GS. I personally like the Tokyo Lion variant a lot; most interesting multi-faceted case design with full Zaratsu-polish treatment. Haven’t had a chance to see one in the flesh even though it
without a date so hopefully the Tentagraph will be made without a date someday. That said, it doesn’t really bother me here: the rest of the Tokyo Lion design easily compensates for this little flaw. Not a watch I could wear and not my style, but I still
I find the colors on the SLGC002 are appealing, especially with that distressed croc strap. I purchased the SLGC009, but decided that I could not live with the jump of the small-seconds hand upon actuation/stoppage of the chrono and ended up returning it.
Introduced in 2023 , the Tentagraph was Grand Seiko 's first ever mechanical chronograph . The Tentagraph's name - “ TEN - T - A - GRAPH ” - describes the characteristics of the Caliber 9SC5 that powers this watch: TEN beats per second (36,000 vibrations
I also noticed another issue linked to the chronograph function on an older blue dial Tentagraph at a local AD. Not sure if GS has addressed it in later releases. Basically; while doing continuous start/stop (without resetting) action on chrono, I noticed
I thought you guys would want to be aware of an annoying issue with the 9SC5 caliber, just in case any of you are considering a Grand Seiko Tentagraph as a year-end holiday gift for yourself. When I inquired with GS, they formally advised me that they nei
Wanting to take a look at the new Bamford fettled Time Sonar re-edition by Seiko (as posted by India Whisky Charlie the other day) and having found myself close to a Seiko Boutique, the course of action was predictable. The result was sadly unsatisfactory
I had my fair share of misgivings about this most unconventional of GSs when I first saw press photos of it a few months ago (as I suspect did a good many others), but once lured into its danger-laden lair (that would be the nearby AD, with full GS select