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In addition: a bit bigger and a bit thinner than
all the other SBGW (except the noble metal ones). Also, the only SBGW with the sword hands that you see in the picture (again, except the noble metal ones). The bad, a bit pricey.
GS is now available with BUCHERER in Switzerland....
.... I wonder, if you had to choose one GS to be in your watch collection: Which one would it be? And why? Thank you !
This one
Titanium (light), very accurate (as accurate as my 5711) maybe +/- 1 sec daily, beautiful sakura dials (all GS now have various beautiful dials) as my #1 favorite group is Sakurazaka46 (櫻坂46) so I have a connection there. This model is spring version, win...
I had that exact question when I visited their London shop last week
Very difficult to answer, especially with the basic Seiko upstairs which added other temptations. I would like a manual-wound Spring Drive SBGY023G would be my choice
Thats a fantastic choice
38.5 mm, spring drive, manual wound! This is a great receipt for a good GS.
In addition: a bit bigger and a bit thinner than
all the other SBGW (except the noble metal ones). Also, the only SBGW with the sword hands that you see in the picture (again, except the noble metal ones). The bad, a bit pricey.
Thnnk you. The WR is OK. This is a big and heavy watch. I highly recommend to try it in the AD. SBGA461 (steel) 201 grams. SBGA 463 (titanium) 137 grams.
If you finally go for a GS, please show it. Best.
I already chose…
The SLGA021, its dial reads blackish pretty much in any light only when the light comes in a certain angle you can see the waves so it is pretty under the radar, it is a crazy accurate new type spring drive, mine is only 1 second fast in a month. You can ...
Also I’m very happy that finally GS starting to understand
that malls in Japan and in the rest of the world are totally different experiences. In a mall in Japan, you find the best of the best, whether it be food, clothes or anything actually, this is not the case in Europe or in the states, so starting to leave ...
The first GS of course...
... or its reissue. SBGW033. Bought it from Seiya-san from Japan in 2011 when it was released to commemorate Seiko 130th anniversary. I later learnt from this forum the story behind the making of this watch. During the production of the 130th GS cases, Ja...