Seiko

A limited edition of 100 watches available in October 2020 CONCEPT The lion, the enduring emblem of Grand Seiko The lion mark was born together with the first Grand Seiko in 1960. It reflected the ambition of the Grand Seiko team to make a watch that was ...  

I do not like the proportions...too thick and large to my taste. Why the need to make the watch so big

The only one that's smaller is the non-GMT version from GS, SBGB001, at 44 x 14 or SBGB003 ...  

...but they really need to get on a Jenny Craig program and slim things down a bit. Anyone can build a thick watch. If they want to truly play with the big boys they need to demonstrate that they have the engineering expertise to make a slimmer movement a... 

I do enjoy reading the marketing language behind their design reasoning, otherwise I never would have made the connection between a 'lion's forelegs' and the case.

...and I get it, I love a good story too. But they need to figure out how to build a thinner watch.

They however have amazing high standard of watch making techniques.

I for one actually LOVE this watch. I love the colors, the execution and I actually love the case shape and use of materials. Yes i think it would be perfect slimmed down to a svelte 42.5mm but id love it at these dimensions. The real issue is the price t... 

As a fan of all things GS, I desperately want to like their chronographs. Unfortunately, I just can't get my head around the sub-dial configuration. I like this piece, but the sub-dial layout just feels alien to me. Am I the only one who feels this way?