Horological Meandering

Folks, inspired by Bernard'sala Dan Brown's Da Vinci like approach to his take on Seiko and their offerings. I wanna start a discussion on this, if you would indulge me. Should seiko break out of their comfort zone and create something so revoltionary tha... 

Firstly, I don't think GS should break out of their current lineup whilst in the midst of rolling out their global campaign. Any drastic change could and would cause a big enough detour from which they might never recover from. What do we want from seiko?... 

I think I have had about 20 Grand Seikos. Most of them are fantastic and overall I love the watches. They are classy and classic. Here's an introductory photo to hint at what I mean. However, not all of the watches I have owned made an impression. Some of...  

Great watches indeed. Thank you for sharing your experiences.

As a typical Japanese watch lover, I have been kinda ignoring Seiko, but your collection did inspire me and I began pursuing and studing GS. Thank you so much! Wonderful collection. Ken

Please let me know. If you are in Singapore/Geneva/London...let me know. Thanks, Bernard

I am in southern California, most of the time.

...but I have my thoughts about Seiko... There may be a misconception that GS is higher level than Credor. Both GS and Credor are the top line of Seiko line-up. GS pursues the best practical watch - thus a bit boring appearance, but practically everyday w... 

... and for the LEs, one for each city, grand prix etc.... I jest in detest of course

(1) The GS is the ONLY mechanical watch maker group that is focusing 70% of the time and resources to time keeping accuracy during the assembly process. This is my personal observation, and no matter what other brands may claim, you can always place sever...