UFA

Last year, Grand Seiko introduced its groundbreaking Calibre 9RB2 – with an annual deviation of only ±20 seconds – in two variants of the Evolution 9 line: one in platinum (SLGB001) and one in titanium (SLGB003). This new ref. SLGB006 offers an 18k yellow

In terms of its dial and indices, the GS Spring Drive UFA is a delight to behold.

It gets dark early again, and a candle warms hearts in the coffee bar.

Glad they started to make the evo9 case in 37mm, it’s so chic. Let’s see when the sports or divers models will start with the same UFA caliber, maybe a caliber with bigger barrels for longer power reserve in a 40mm cased dive watch, that would also be coo

The best of each country: Germany – Japan – Italy.

Ideal complement to the Spring Drive UFA

Photographed with a Leica M 11 Monochrom and the Noctilux from the 1960s, the dreamy character of this watch really comes into its own.

In regard to your observation, I have a Green Birch. An interesting feature of the markers which are the same as your ufa, there are horizontal ridges on the indices. This is because the dial is dark. In low light it appears black, but in a moderate light

I admire the watch indices of the Evolution 9 UFA. This photo clearly shows how they glow in the light, making them easy to read even without lume.

How is the fit on your wrist for this 37mm watch? Do you have some wrist shots to share, if possible? I am thinking about this model, but I already own the White Birch (Spring Drive) so haven’t decided yet if I should be adding the UFA or now. My main con