Seiko

The pursuit of high accuracy has been the cornerstone of Grand Seiko’s values since its first watch was created in 1960. Less than 10 years after its birth, Grand Seiko introduced the mechanical V.F.A., standing for “Very Fine Adjusted.” First used in 196...  

New Tentagraph! Brown, Bold, Big If that’s too much, try this - smaller, sleeker, subtler, silvery-er ...  

Even the first one, bold big and very original. Kudos to Seiko.

New manual wind, no date, 36.5mm, -3 to +5 seconds per day and 72 hour reserve ...  

There are only 8 for sale and a few may be reserved. You know if you have to ask the price, you can’t afford it, right? But GS says I can tell you anyway, it’s about $320,000 (is there a tariff on watches yet?) Cazalea ...  

And the new micro adjustment bracelet! I’m confident they will roll this out to all GS bracelets eventually. Can’t wait to see the new releases in the metal. Thanks for sharing my friend Cheers Robin

And nice to see that accuracy is being used as a key selling criterion. And the cost of entry for the UFA is not that much above the normal, which is an added bonus. Is it just my aging eyes or is the dial color on the titanium different from the platinum...