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Hi Jurry, I had the SBGA285 and I also recommend the "Snowflake", both with moderate case size, equipped with Spring Drive (which is a big USP of GS) and truly excellent finishing. Look at the hands with a loupe and you see the difference to Rolex and Omega (despite those also great watches of cours

...and beautiful time piece of course.

You are right, one has to try out before jumping to a conclusion. This watch fits and looks good on your wrist.

Thank you for posting - I have not heard of this brand before. This watch looks good and fits your wrist well. I especially like the dial color and the positioning of the subdials.

I applaud you to your choice, it is something different from the crowd (if I am allowed to say that PP 5711 and RO 15202 are part of the "crowd") and meticulously finished. Thank you also for the very informative review.

I find both models visually very appealing but the prices are ....daring. It is part of Seiko's strategy to move upwards in terms of positioning its product suite, and I am curious how it works out.

The picture is indeed amazing. A beautiful watch which shines even more here. Thanks for sharing.

With all due respect to the members of this forum, I do think it is inappropriate to utter political views or statements here. We are here as watch lovers and to express our interest and enthusiasm on our hobbies, and I understand we are not here to talk about politics. Happy Thanksgiving to those w

Thank you Sham, this makes me hope they "downsize" sometime in the future. As I said, in this price range no one would go for compromises and 2mm make quite a difference.

Actually I wrote to UJ some time ago if they ever think about putting the movement in a smaller case, but I never received an answer. I presume they stick to 40mm and above :-( And indeed you are right, I have a smaller wrist, thus my little aversion with bigger cases....