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Just the angle and lighting set-up
It is - but depending on the angle to the camera and how it's lit, the cut glass sometimes isn't so obvious. Here's that shot a little larger -
Kind regards, Gerald.
SOTC - first quarter 2016
Hi all, Well March has almost passed, and since the number of pieces in my vintage Grand Seiko collection has reached a nice square number, I thought I\'d share my progress to date. The idea behind the collection is to get one of each distinct movement fr...
Superb....third in first row is my favorite
but others are not bad either Cheers Damjan
Impressive - and in such a short time!
So which movements do you have covered already?
Movements...
By row, 3180, 5722B, 4420B 4420B (doubled up here - 44GS in cap gold is very rare), 6145A, 6146A 4520A, 5645A, 5646A Kind regards, Gerald
Just the angle and lighting set-up
It is - but depending on the angle to the camera and how it's lit, the cut glass sometimes isn't so obvious. Here's that shot a little larger - Kind regards, Gerald. ...
all 'No-Date' watches are damn great...
the only 'Date' version i like is the one in the middle, the hi-beat square watch ? IMHO a leather would do more justice to the dial & case than the bracelet ?!
Agree totally
I just love Grand Seikos without dates, and I reckon the recently announced SBGD001 will only help to focus people's minds on this. Of the 22 vintage GS movements, only 3 are no-date (The 3180, 4420 and 4520). Of the modern watches, my favourite series is...
+1
SBGD001 is awesome jus' the price tag is hefty enough to keep me away ;-) Today I'll pick a SBGW031 from AD (an year ago i missed a SBGW033 in a bargain)...it looks great, no-date, just no blue seconds hand :-( the 1969 NOS you've has a wonderful dial... ...