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Grand Seiko and Montblanc
Somehow they complement each other.
Review
Hieraklion reviews the Grand Seiko SBGR095, a 62GS tribute. Part 1 explores historical accuracy standards and Grand Seiko's 1960s benchmarks.
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New Release
Explore the 2015 Grand Seiko 62GS collection, featuring faithful re-creations and modern re-interpretations with High Beat and Spring Drive movements. See specs for SBGR095.
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Review
Hieraklion reviews the Grand Seiko SBGR095, a 62GS re-interpretation. Explore its design, movement, and place in Grand Seiko's 55th anniversary collection.
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Reference Guide
Comprehensive reference guide to Grand Seiko mechanical models, meticulously compiled by cazalea. Essential resource for collectors.
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Reference Guide
Learn how to use the Grand Seiko Master Model List to identify specific references. This guide helps collectors categorize and find articles on their favorite Grand Seiko watches.
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Collection
Explore Grand Seiko's 'Holy Trinity' re-issues: 62GS SBGR095, 57GS SBGV011, and 44GS. Discover the historical significance and unique features of these iconic limited edition watches.
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Grand Seiko and Montblanc
Somehow they complement each other. SBGR095 and Montblanc Meisterstück leather two watch travel case ...
Very nice combo - like it a lot!
And if I was pushed, the GS just a tad more Lovely watch - I was close to getting it and then got something else but it remains high on the list for the coming years
This little GS has scratched my itch for a Grand Seiko
I honestly can't think of any other GS model I'd really need to have next. Maybe Seiko did too much of a good job?
Possibly :)
I have two (SBGH035 and SBGX097) and will probably add this and a Snowflake at some point. They are addictive watches, so watch out
Superb combo!
I love how your photo catches the depth of the "Seiko" logo on the dial. Well done, Sir!
Thanks! The logo has another surprise
Under 10X loupe only the bottom "line" of the Seiko logo is attached to the dial. The rest of the logo floats over the dial and casts a very small shadow. It's so cool how Seiko made that little detail.
