Seiko

Not a Damn thing Except on my new arrival GS SBGA 011 Snowflake I'm happier than a midget @ a mini-skirt convention Fit & Finish is truly amazing,attention to detail second to none. Rolex you have some BIG competiton IMO. ...  

Very, very nice snow white :-) From durability, stability, reliability, accuracy, SEIKO is a very strong competitor for sure! But from cost performance stand point, SEIKO is the clear winner! Thanks for sharing! Ken

Wear it in good health! What led you to choose this classic model? Cazalea

Sweep,no ticking & elegant,. Wanted a nice "timepiece" to add to my collection.I'm a Paneristi @ heart but one needs some diversity in ones life & I JUST LOVE THE LOOK.I did my homewrk 1st,sold a couple pieces to help fund & couldn't be more h... 

This is the earliest photo I have from Feb 2007, when I bought it. This is on my kitchen counter and the pink came from something red in the room. Sunlight and Shade with flowers I had forgotten this laser engraving of Grand Seiko on the back crystal - do...  

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Congrats on your new Seiko. I'm not familiar with this type of dial, any info you can share about it? Regards, ED-209

That is one of the most legible watch I ever had. The snowflake dial looks equally legible both under strong light and low light.

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Hi connoisseurs! I'm currently looking at a GS to purchase and have just a simple question that hopefully gets me a simple answer: "Are all watches in the SBGA series similar in terms of movement?" Thanks for your time in advance! Wover

I was looking at a recent post about the new GP steel '66. It is subtle, has steel markers, a clear minutes track, etc. I believe Nicolas commented that he wished it had heat blued seconds hand. (See, I haven't been too active here lately, but I'm always ...