Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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What can I say, Mike . . .
. . . other than I bonded with my latest addition immediately. I don't want to take it off my wrist - at least, not for a week or so.
The funny thing is, I didn't even know of its existence until last year, when Ken posted a variant (blue dial, date and day) on display at an exhibit in Tokyo. That one image was all it took to get the ball rolling. And I'm glad Ken found this version, with two-tone textured dial, Romans, and date sans day . . . it's more subtle and discreet this way.
Art
Small gathering in somewhere in Europe with another GS fan!
I have been on business trip so often these days. This small gtg happened in mid September but couldn't process until now. I was so happy that the GS fans are getting truly global and I am especially glad that this happened in Europe - never imagined it b...
Looking great
Well, if another GS meeting in Europe is of interest, I can offer a location, sadly not such a collection, though But with time, who knows...
Thank goodness . . .
. . . for business trips! My first vintage Grand Seiko (and second altogether) was delivered in person yesterday . . . . . . by our Seiko sensei on a visit to our shores. Mid-'70s GS 56, which I discovered on this forum last year. Apparently very few made...
Looks great on your wrist, Art....
... let me know what you feel after you live with it for a while.... Ken
Spectacular watch you got there!
Remember seeing the model in one of the posts here before. A very \'playful\' GS but all the better for it!
Barely enough GSs for each GSG at our dinner
That would be Grand Seiko Geeks! It's a lovely watch, Art. Cazalea ...
What can I say, Mike . . .
. . . other than I bonded with my latest addition immediately. I don't want to take it off my wrist - at least, not for a week or so. The funny thing is, I didn't even know of its existence until last year, when Ken posted a variant (blue dial, date and d...