Seiko

I usually put all the PR stuff first, but this time let’s start with the specs for he two new Speedtimer creations: SRQ051 (blue dial) and SRQ053 (black dial) Caliber Number 8R48 Movement Automatic or manual winding Precision +25 to -15 seconds per day Po

emerald green – or should I say: Aqua? Tried the new E 9 Spring Drive Titanium. Nice take I think. Best, Ivo

Seiko introduced the 7T59 more than 40 years ago. At that time it was the fastest analog chronograph around (quartz or mechanical) and it’s still fast enough for me. The two-tone color scheme has come and gone from fashion several times in those decades.

A dose of zen after the school holidays… Have a great week everyone!

Hi All Good to have company yesterday Cheers JML

of the urushi dial....not easy due to technique and reflective crystal The sunlight doesn't make it easier Nonetheless,still impressed with the shimmering black of the urushi Have a good weekend

Whether you prefer Elegant, Bold or Chronograph, Hi-Beat, Normal or Spring Drive, Hand-Wind or Automatic, Date or No Date, GS has something for you in 2024 #1 Elegant Manual Winding Spring Drive No Date SBGY035 38.5mm x 10mm, 19mm strap, $8500 #2 Elegant

Wishing all a very good hump day, Tony

aka: Stormin' Norman

In 1968, Grand Seiko introduced the 45GS, just one year after the 44GS, the legendary creation that established the brand’s design code, the Grand Seiko Style. Although the two watches were nearly identical in styling, the 45GS featured a dramatic upgrade