
Afaleh shares an enthusiastic review of a Grand Seiko GMT, expressing profound admiration for its exceptional finishing, material quality, and engineering, especially praising its mesmerizing blue lacquer dial. This post highlights how Grand Seiko delivers remarkable value and a unique Japanese aesthetic in the competitive GMT market.



The GMT market is pretty competitive. Being an Omega guy I went with this one. The specs are very impressive but I wish they had included the military time on the dial as well like your Seiko.
Even though I already have an SBGE 001 I am really tempted by this watch . I often wonder why some collectors have the several variations of the same model . That said this watch is different enough. It is also a Hi Beat instead of a Spring Drive.
Great watches both, GS edged it out as I wanted to diversify my collection and had too many Omegas, but they both have their strong points.
And the history with Pan Am, but the case finishing is really sub par. I hope GS catches on and has a ripple effect among Swiss brands in the same way Lange got them to develop fiber in house chronographs
Yes, I hope Rolex follow GS and make the Pepsi a 44.2 mass of steel with an asymmetrical bezel. Maybe rename it the Grand Pepsi?
I do hope my previous comments did not offend any admirers of the Pepsi, that certainly was not the intent. We all enjoy wrist watches in our own way, and have our own take on them, we are fortunate to have so many to choose from. That said, the GS really does outperform the Pepsi in terms of finishing, I am very much enjoying that. Size is perfect for my gargantuan 8.25 inch wrist. Do give GS a look, they have models that fit different wrist sizes.
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