Seiko

Seiko, Grand Seiko Part II (for Sham1 & CL)

Jun 22, 2019,17:44 PM

Prompted by CLs comments, I decided to do another photoshoot of today's GS-Credor fleet. Please pardon my laziness in failing to set and wind them all.

MANUAL WIND MECHANICAL MOVEMENTS

Left two traditional, center chronometer, then skeleon, then 130th Anniversary

AUTOMATIC MECHANICAL MOVEMENTS (GMT left, normal center, Hi-Beat to right )

QUARTZ

Left normal, then Hi-Accuracy DayDate, Magnetic Shielded, and Hi-Accuracy Date on right

SPRING DRIVE

Snowflake SD Automatic, Manual Wind from 2000, Moonphase

ON STRAPS

ON BRACELETS

ALL TOGETHER NOW

FIFTEEN! I've often wondered how many I had...

Nice family. The 130th anniversary shines among the crowd! [nt]

By: Karlisnet : June 22nd, 2019-17:54

Exceptional collection

By: Boris : June 22nd, 2019-17:59

Brings back good memories of the SBGM001.

You must be feeling better 🥂 [nt]

By: Cpt Scarlet : June 22nd, 2019-18:04

Just putting up a good front - I would have set and wound them if I was feeling normal

By: cazalea : June 22nd, 2019-18:05

It was a nice distraction though, without incurring the wrath of my wife for too much exertion I will add more detail tomorrow.

I think you have more Grand Seikos than all the ADs in Malaysia put together!! May I ask if the skeleton is a Credor and would you say that Credor watches are finished better than the Grand Seiko watches? Thank you very much for the mini exhibition!

Yes and yes

By: cazalea : June 22nd, 2019-22:20

Live Photos for you Sham Platinum skeleton dress watch readily found on used market for $6-7k or less ??? What’s wrong with this? Ok kinda illegible and a petite 33 mm but I love it. Mike ...

Thank you once again Mike!

By: sham1 : June 22nd, 2019-22:40

33mm is not small compared to my incoming Patek 3878J which is 31mm! :Most important I think is whether the watch suits one's wrist and comfort zone. 31mm seldom looked better! ...