Jay (Eire)
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That's a tough find also, but I'd agree insofar as based on what's been released the 44GS is also a very attractive offering.
To me the 44GS case is so much more in line with the GS I love than he 62GS. The 62GS has its own charms, but one needs a case like the 44GS to really appreciate the old GS.
The 62GS Reissue
This is the only modern Grand Seiko I own, and the only modern Grand Seiko I’ve ever purchased. There’s a chance should GS announce some further historic reissues at Basel next month that this situation may change, but only if the sizing is right (37mm or...
Yes, a little too big for what I like in GS.
I had this one since it's release but it doesn't get much wrist time. Mostly when I reach for GS I tend to go for the vintage, I need to change this as this really is a great little watch.
It’s a fantastic watch...
And I keep kicking myself for not having gotten one when I had the chance. Oh well... Great shots, btw. 👌🏻
Thanks. Hopefully there'll be something interesting next month from GS along these same lines (historical reissue).
Although I think the brand awareness in the west has increased materially since 2015 and so anything new and appealing will likely have a higher numbers of eyes on it this year!
That's my only GS, too. I still haven't found another modern GS that I need to add
except for the 44GS, but I need to find a NOS/unworn one which is pretty much impossible at this point.
That's a tough find also, but I'd agree insofar as based on what's been released the 44GS is also a very attractive offering.
To me the 44GS case is so much more in line with the GS I love than he 62GS. The 62GS has its own charms, but one needs a case like the 44GS to really appreciate the old GS.