SBGW001

. . . brought his collection of Grand Seikos to a Purists gathering at The Rainbow Bar and Grill. [Mike's SBGW001 on my wrist, 2008] Today I'm wearing the long-term result of that meeting. [GS SBGW311 / zaratite ring Denali pool cue] Art

PLEASE LOOK at a story. Click the LINK on the Title of the Walk to jump into the story. We have collected about 400 of our adventures here in one place — I wish I could turn it into a book but can you imagine the page layout challenges with dozens of phot

. . . for my GS addiction. He showed up at The Rainbow sixteen(!) years ago with his collection and I've been a fan ever since. [Mike's SBGW001 on my wrist, August 8th 2008] Art

. . . here's a photo taken fifteen years ago of Cazalea's . . . . . . on my wrist.

You're entitled to express your opinion. As for ritual flogging, that depends. Not everyone is entitled to that! As regards the numbering scheme, I have partially deciphered it, and you can see the results for yourself: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q 1

My SBGW033, also from the same era and with Arabic numbers, but not quite as rare as there were 300 made. Here are all the SBGW models that I know about, from my Master GS Spreadsheet (complete in modern GS up through 2017): (#gid=1359583475) MODEL/LINK M

Last time I "left to pursue new interests" I spent my free time going to Scotland and exploring "the Whisky Trail" but didn't have anything afterwards to show for it except a few photos and a few headaches. Good luck in your new explorations! Thats a fabu

I'm on a quest to wear all my watches in 10 days, so I can be confident that none of them have been neglected throughout all 2018. I'm sure a question in your minds (as in mine) is: "Will he have 100 watches or not?" This morning the theme will be " Seiko

SBGW003 I've always wanted to post a pic like this! [To catch you up if you missed my initial post, after retiring from my university position I began to indulge a latent interest in watches. Selling my great-grandfather’s pocket watch in order to enter t

After xxcesar's post this week ( read it here ), I thought it would be worth the time to think back to WHO and HOW and WHY my Grand Seiko fixation began and grew. If you like history, read on. If you like pictures better, scan over the text and just focus