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Definitely a must in one’s WIS collection IMO for a host of reasons: 1. Dial is one-of-a-kind, truly an artwork from GS craftsmen. Calmly yet mesmerizing. Agree that it’s not for everyone who may be underwhelmed, but not me. 2. Movement is one-of-a-kind, ...  

Yet to get one myself but fully agree with you on the iconic character of the watch. So what are the other two that will form your trilogy?

1. Grand Seiko SBGW253 - tribute to the first GS 3180 of 1960 2. Seiko Divers SLA017j - tribute to Seiko’s first diving watch 62Mas of 1965 3. This Grand Seiko Snowflake Spring Drive SBGA211

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Seriously thinking about adding a third GS to my meagre collection

As Aurel Bacs said “some watches entered your life and you’ve just decided not to give them away anymore.” I believe these three will stay in my collection. Have a great weekend!

Greetings and hope you all are well this December 2020. New to Grand Seiko here and wondering if you can advise how to rest the Grand Seiko Snowflake Spring Drive SBGA211 at night? On its crown, dial, or a winder? Thanks for your time. Grand Seiko Snowfla...  

Hi, Just happen to be wearing this today. Picked it up last month as a birthday gift to myself. Steve ...  

Creamy Snowflake 😊!!!

portrayed in the very first picture I took of this watch on April 3, 2007 (!!) I bought it instantly from a friend after he sent me this photo: I have never felt buyer's remorse on this watch, and that's saying something! Cazalea ...  

And I hope to experience that soon on the new version. There were reviews made about how the older version is better than the newer one. For me, to each his own and I respect that opinion. And for me, I like more blank spaces on the dial and less clutter ... 

Best regards, Baxter

Here’s the Snowflake Spring Drive. My picture doesn’t do justice to this beautiful timepiece. This definitely ticked a lot of yes on my collection parameters. Well worth the wait! ...