cazalea
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Not all the beauty is on the inside: Grand Seiko Ceramic Chronographs
First hands-on experience with the ceramic & titanium cased Grand Seikos!
Sorry for the glare and prints; the GS guys gave me a very special viewing in-between other tightly-booked appointments.
My First Impressions?
+ Light, solid, comfortable, classy feel
- hard to resist - there goes the budget; a bit large for me
For comparison, my ceramic bezel chrono Flight Master
Cheers,
Cazalea
PS - also found a trick little magnifying lens for smartphone with 2 lenses and 2 brightness levels. More on that later. 
This message has been edited by cazalea on 2016-06-04 17:19:32
Not all the beauty is on the inside: Grand Seiko Ceramic Chronographs
First hands-on experience with the ceramic & titanium cased Grand Seikos! Sorry for the glare and prints; the GS guys gave me a very special viewing in-between other tightly-booked appointments. My First Impressions? + Light, solid, comfortable, classy fe...
It would be so tempting
If Seiko would make a ceramic mechanical Grand Seiko chronograph. I just can't feel any interest in the spring drive.
It looks good!
But how massive is it in the end? I mean does it wear smaller than its size suggests? Thanks for this live preview!
I'm unable to judge its apparent size from one 2-min wearing
With stiff strap, but let\'s say it didn\'t put me off the watch. I\'ll try to get time again for a more expansive report. In the meantime, a GMT photo: I\'m not sure about the shapes of the hands?.. Hmmm. What do you all think? Cazalea ...
I'd say...
The GMT hand is too short IMHO. Otherwise they do not bother be that much.
The Green Dial.....
is calling my name like a Siren, I need to resist it. What a Beautiful Piece. S