Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Breathtakingly . . .
. . . beautiful. The comparably handsome steel version was high on my acquisition list, and still there, if not quite as looming a possibility. The movement architecture and layout are deeply compelling; not much more can be said about GS dials that hasn't already been said.
Can you post on our Seiko forum, too? There will be more 'eyes' on it there.
Congrats on the stellar acquisition!
Seiko Grand Elegance Urushi Dial
Just received this piece today and wanted to share pics of the dial. Never had any interest in Seiko until I saw this series and when I did it really engaged me. It's easy to say you like something. It proves more difficult to explain the "why", but I tho...
Thanx
Yes, dial is one of those hidden treasures. Only reveals itself in certain light. Another reason to like it.
Breathtakingly . . .
. . . beautiful. The comparably handsome steel version was high on my acquisition list, and still there, if not quite as looming a possibility. The movement architecture and layout are deeply compelling; not much more can be said about GS dials that hasn'...
Haute horology at its best !!!
I have the steel “Iwate” version and am extremely pleased Your reference is amazing. Where it in good health and enjoy it every day. You will find at the light plays tricks with the dial and every day will be a new experience. Where at in great health, be...
Thanks for your review of this gorgeous watch!
I have moved it to the Seiko forum which is its natural home. Cheers, Mike aka Cazalea / Seiko Moderator
Congratulations..
This is a wonderful collection and I share your fondness for the hands and case. I am enjoying my blue dialled steel model and also find that it is keeping very good time, better than some well known swiss brands. Do enjoy it!