rnaden
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I definitely agree on the size
42mm for a watch that carries this look and feel, IMO, should be between 38-40mm. Any larger and it enters sports territory and the looks doesn't play that part very well.
It has a nice overall look though. I like the clean lines and no date though I would have preferred single baton indices.
For those who like a larger watch with NO date on their dial, Grand Seiko presents SBGR097
This is the special limited edition of 500 watches, the 55th Anniversary model SBGR097. It's 42mm which is not overwhelming, but bigger than most GSs. Also featuring a steel case, transparent caseback, serial number engraved on the back, and 9S61 movement...
Saw this on Grand Seiko's website late last night . . .
. . . and breathed a huge sigh of relief when I saw the > 40 mm case size. Had it been < 38, I'd have been a goner ;-) . . .
I definitely agree on the size
42mm for a watch that carries this look and feel, IMO, should be between 38-40mm. Any larger and it enters sports territory and the looks doesn\'t play that part very well. It has a nice overall look though. I like the clean lines and no date though I wou...
No date is very good....
... size wise - I have to see in person.... Blue dial - beautiful! Ken
