cazalea
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Plus the lovely dial whispers "Take my picture"
This is the earliest photo I have from Feb 2007, when I bought it.
This is on my kitchen counter and the pink came from something red in the room.
Sunlight and Shade with flowers
I had forgotten this laser engraving of Grand Seiko on the back crystal - does yours have that too? It takes a lot of looking in the right light to see it.
Cheers,
Mike
This message has been edited by cazalea on 2015-04-15 10:08:17
What does Ti & Snow have in common
Not a Damn thing Except on my new arrival GS SBGA 011 Snowflake I'm happier than a midget @ a mini-skirt convention Fit & Finish is truly amazing,attention to detail second to none. Rolex you have some BIG competiton IMO. ...
Great looking dial!
Very, very nice snow white :-) From durability, stability, reliability, accuracy, SEIKO is a very strong competitor for sure! But from cost performance stand point, SEIKO is the clear winner! Thanks for sharing! Ken
One of my all-time favorite GS watches, and still in production
Wear it in good health! What led you to choose this classic model? Cazalea
Spring drive mvmnt
Sweep,no ticking & elegant,. Wanted a nice "timepiece" to add to my collection.I'm a Paneristi @ heart but one needs some diversity in ones life & I JUST LOVE THE LOOK.I did my homewrk 1st,sold a couple pieces to help fund & couldn't be more h...
Plus the lovely dial whispers "Take my picture"
This is the earliest photo I have from Feb 2007, when I bought it. This is on my kitchen counter and the pink came from something red in the room. Sunlight and Shade with flowers I had forgotten this laser engraving of Grand Seiko on the back crystal - do...
really nice looking dial
Congrats on your new Seiko. I'm not familiar with this type of dial, any info you can share about it? Regards, ED-209
Exquisite, William!
That is one of the most legible watch I ever had. The snowflake dial looks equally legible both under strong light and low light.
General Q on SBGA series
Hi connoisseurs! I'm currently looking at a GS to purchase and have just a simple question that hopefully gets me a simple answer: "Are all watches in the SBGA series similar in terms of movement?" Thanks for your time in advance! Wover
A very subtle, very fine piece that grows on you
I was looking at a recent post about the new GP steel '66. It is subtle, has steel markers, a clear minutes track, etc. I believe Nicolas commented that he wished it had heat blued seconds hand. (See, I haven't been too active here lately, but I'm always ...