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That green is really nice — and interesting to know about the quartz movement, in terms of the movement of the seconds hand!!
My first GS - the SBGX097 🇯🇵
This is where the GS story began for me, about 10 years ago. While I was dreaming of the SBGH035 - a dream turned reality some months after this was acquired - I yearned to understand, what the fuss was all about too much to wait. When I found an opportun...
A lot of them are a subtle, acquired taste…
Even if there has been a lot of marketing and push over the last years 👍🏻 Looking forward to seeing if you decide on one and which one 🤞🏻😊
It’s a pretty watch for sure.
Is it smooth seconds? Always admired the way it moves without hacking. Enjoy!
A normal quartz jumping seconds…
But hits the mark precisely without fail. A higher torque motor to ensure this (and to move the heavier GS hands) 👍🏻
Fortunately you have the wrist to pull it off 🦾
For all its brilliance it is a little bit on the large side 😊
That would have been my approach as well (similarly sized wrist)
Did you not have a 45mm FF, too? Or is my memory failing me? 😊
SBGA011 was my First aka the Snowflake Titanium
Blew my mind just like yours did 😊 ...
Thanks for flying the Hinomaru, KMII.
Nice to read about your first GS and to know that it's still keeping great time ! 👍 I got my first GS back in '95, before the brand reentered the market with mechanical movements. I haven't worn it (yikes, or seen it !) in over 10 years, so I have some ru...
Thanks for this nice story of the beginnings of your GS journey.
The SLGW004 really looks beautiful. But I have many other temptations, unfortunately and I haven’t seen one in the metal yet… Cheers, Emmanuel
I think that one might fit you rather well 👌🏻👍🏻
Fortunately access in France is amongst the best in Europe 😊
Normally I'd say too bad it has a date... but who cares! That is so clean and beautiful! Credor, KS, Pressage, Seiko etc now seem to get respect but I feel they are still all underrated!
Here's a pic of my 1st GS and my most recent "Seiko"..... ...
It's certainly an amazing "outside of the box" technology! Mind blowing how even after weeks of running when the second hand hits 12 my computer simultaneously changes
to the next minute. It reminds me of MRI where once you understand how it works you are amazed that humans were smart enough to come up with the concept and then also were smart enough to perfect it. I also have a GS high beat and once came very close to ...
That is impressive indeed 😊👍🏻
Also have three Hi-Beats in total, one quartz, and two regular beat automatics. But both the Spring Drives are Seiko as opposed to GS.
Here is my only GS, SLGA021
Bought it on a trip to Japan in 23, but I had already decided to buy the watch before going there. As a daily it is incomparable to anything else for me because of the SD movement, being able to trust your wrist watch as much as the watch on your satellit...
Thanks!
My only gripe with the watch are the minute markers, since they are not horizontally on the dial but between the dial and bezel on a separate angled platform they are very hard to read depending on the lighting angle. I use a lot the seconds hand in my da...
Hour markers are
beautifully done and glisten in the sun like freshly written CD backsides, I have no problem with those. The minute markers though, are difficult to see, I generally need to tilt the watch towards where the second hand points in order to see where exactly...
Looking forward to the post 👍🏻
As for the date window - fully with you. But Seiko still feels they’re a feature 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks!
Yes I can imagine they do and Japanese firms are very conservative so I don’t expect a change
To be fair to them…
They are slowly making the first pieces without, so it is generally moving in the right direction 🤞🏻👍🏻
Great watch.
My first and only. It is in need of a trip to spa; Japan or New Jersey? ...
Lovely GMT 👌🏻👍🏻
And a great way of hiding the GMT hand behind the minutes hand in the shot 😊🙌🏻