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9 January 2017, 12:12 PM | #1 |
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Grand Seiko tutorial
Could those with more knowledge give a brief synopsis of the Grand Seiko line? I am aware of the Snowflake. What other watches are there?
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9 January 2017, 09:34 PM | #2 |
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Have you any idea how extensive a range there is?
If you'd visited the Grand Seiko website, you’d be up to speed regarding current models. Anyway… Quartz – (older models with 8J movement which offered independent hour hand adjustment and 200m WR) using current 9F movement which is a sealed unit, so theoretically offering 50 years service life. 3-hander with date, with some 8J and Anniversary 9F model having day wheel also. Mechanical – standard 28.8k vph, available in automatic and manual wind. 3-hander with date on all, and GMT on autos. Mechanical – hi-beat 36k vph available in auto. 3-hander with date, and GMT models. Spring Drive – 3-hander with date, GMT, chronograph with and without GMT. Only one model that is manual wind, which is the Platinum, diamond dust dial, triple barrel, 8-day SBGD001 – typically, the manual wind SD movements are reserved for Credors. http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=451550 |
9 January 2017, 10:32 PM | #3 |
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Thank you !
I will look at their website! And ty for the link to the other discussion.
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