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swish77 · 17 February 2021, 02:06 AM

Not sure if anyone noticed, but excellent job by TRF for adding "Grand Seiko" to this discussion forum title. Previously, and for many years, is was just "Seiko." (Full disclosure: I had reached out to Steve to ask about it.)

As GS separates itself more and more from Seiko, I think the distinction is very important. GS boutiques don't even carry Seiko any more, so the Grand Seiko brand is clearly venturing more into the high-end watch market and separating itself more from lower-end Seiko.

And the watches of the two brands are very different, of course, arguably much more different than Rolex and Tudor, for example.

17 February 2021, 02:06 AM	#1
swish77 2025 Pledge Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Real Name: Aaron Location: CT/NYC Watch: ing the time! Posts: 7,080	Grand Seiko Forum Not sure if anyone noticed, but excellent job by TRF for adding "Grand Seiko" to this discussion forum title. Previously, and for many years, is was just "Seiko." (Full disclosure: I had reached out to Steve to ask about it.) As GS separates itself more and more from Seiko, I think the distinction is very important. GS boutiques don't even carry Seiko any more, so the Grand Seiko brand is clearly venturing more into the high-end watch market and separating itself more from lower-end Seiko. And the watches of the two brands are very different, of course, arguably much more different than Rolex and Tudor, for example.

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