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I agree with you.
In fact, to be honest, I don't even look at the prices because I'm not in the market for these watches and I know that the prices are crazy, whatever the brand...
Best, Emmanuel
The new “Sakura-Wakaba” 62GS
The yellow gold Grand Seiko “ Sakura-Wakaba ” ref. SBGH376 pays homage to the 62GS , Grand Seiko's first automatic watch launched in 1967 . Designed by Taro Tanaka , the case of the 62GS had a bezel-less design , with the crystal sitting directly on the c...
This is a lovely watch but
I am rather concerned that Grand Seiko have priced themselves out of the market.
I am fan of yellow gold dress watch. This is beautiful for sure, and the 100 meter WR with screw down crown is rare in dress category
Unfortunately the size is a bit too big and thick. Should be 36 x 10 mm. And the price is ridiculous, even for gold watch. But that is how other brands doing .
Love GS but
the prices of the precious metal pieces are a bit crazy. Being diplomatic with the words a bit. Lovely piece though as are so many of their offerings.
I agree with you.
In fact, to be honest, I don't even look at the prices because I'm not in the market for these watches and I know that the prices are crazy, whatever the brand... Best, Emmanuel
Thank you for that intro to the SBGH376, Emmanuel. I think the faint green of the dial and the gold case go very nicely together...
But as I already have a 62GS model in SS with the same high-beat movement, I can't say that the SBGH376 wins me over enough to want to get it as well.
I can certainly understand that! Having one 62GS is great and enough!
Especially given the price of this yellow gold edition... Best, Emmanuel
Seiko MUST figure out a way to slim these down...
It should be no more than 10mm and I would be perfect and I would own many variations. I don't understand how such a huge company can't make a thinner watch/movement... Maybe they need it for the 10bar water resistance, which is not needed. Also the price...