cazalea
[Seiko Moderator]
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The magnetic resist GS models are (were) date-free, all the better to resist magnetic intrusion
But I don’t see it on the current GS website. It would be a 9F61 movement and there are only 8 choices on the Japan site.
Here are all the men’s non-date movements (the high-priced ones are gold or platinum):
There are plenty of women’s watches w/o date.
Cazalea
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The magnetic resist GS models are (were) date-free, all the better to resist magnetic intrusion
But I don’t see it on the current GS website. It would be a 9F61 movement and there are only 8 choices on the Japan site. Here are all the men’s non-date movements (the high-priced ones are gold or platinum): There are plenty of women’s watches w/o date. ...
Thanks Mike...
I also looked on the US site and could not find it. In fact, I didn't see any models with SEIKO at the top and GS at the bottom which I believe is a configuration that's been gone for a while.
That’s right, the SEIKO name came off 2 yrs ago
When they decided to give Grand Seiko some “autonomy” (in addition to 72 hours running time). 🙂
To be honest
I actually prefer the older dial configuration it also lets the average Joe on the street think oh it’s only a Seiko.