10 Things You Never Knew About Grand Seiko
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2023
- 10 Things You Never Knew About Grand Seiko
With Grand Seiko getting more and more collectors and watch enthusiasts lusting over its catalog, the brand’s fan community gets wider.Thanks to the brand’s rich, legendary history, there is always something new and exciting to discover. No matter how seasoned and well-versed you are about this Japanese watchmaker, you’d be stunned by how little you know and how much there is to learn about its watches, those who craft them, and those who assemble them. Think you’re a devoted fan?
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Here we go I will put it out there, these are better than Rolex
I own a Grand Seiko and it's a great watch BUT I can't sell it for more than I purchased from the AD. That's what you can do with a Rolex.
@@paulvon2378i assume they meant better as in, better as a watch; not as an investment to make money from?
Thank you for this inside look at Grand Seiko's craftmanship. I would like to suggest that you add the reference numbers for all of the watches shown in this video. Specifically, what is the reference number for the blue dial watch at 8:32? It is a stunning watch!
SBGK015 from their elegance collection limited edition of 300 pieces
@@VikrantLudhra thank you!
A Seiko 5. is the best Seiko because I am a Rolex man that hides behind my knock around Seiko 5. 😞
Seiko 5s are still pretty nice pieces
I have an 9SA5 powered GS and accuracy is not the right choice of wording. Sorry
Engineering is a 9.5. Finishing is a 9.5. Craftsmanship is 9.5. Styling is either unimaginative or imitative -5. Hire a cutting edge stylist and put as much attention to detail and quality in the bracelets and straps as you do the dials and cases. Now you no longer have to make videos on why GS should be more prized. Also take a lesson from the Japanese auto makers. They never thought to call Lexus, Grand Toyota or Acura, Grand Honda,etc. The Kodo Constant force Tourbillion should be the standard for the brand not the pinnacle. Then they join Lange as the best non Swiss watches in the world. Just my humble opinion.
IMO grand Seiko has already abandoned its core value by making that tourbillon piece. The core value is “readability”
My thoughts exactly. Well said..
Yawnnn
A view from the UK. Where do i start? Seiko is a "High Street Brand". Grand Seiko are notthe only watches that are "hand made", ALL Seiko watches are hand made, or assembled. To think that Seiko is trying to promote a "hand made" watch is laughable. Just think about what Seiko is trying to convey to you the customer. Do you fall for it? IT IS A HIGH STREET BRAND, like Timex. They cannot get away from this, no matter how hard they try. Just in case you have forgotten Seiko, the spring drive is a quartz watch with a battery, please do not forget this.
Its not even close to being a battery, and your comment just shows that you don't understand the technology. Quite sad.
I own two quartz watches (A Grand Seiko and Tag Heuer) and both are great. Grand Seiko is separate from Seiko. It's like Toyota and Lexus or Audi and VW
@@DeeJaysWord So what is the "accumulator" they show in the many diagrams that are out there? And how does the watch keep going when not on the wrist?
@@robertstancer4469did you ever find the answer? The Spring Drive watch has a conventional mainspring and gear train that keeps the watch going when not on the wrist. There is no battery or capacitor/accumulator. I can link to a video explaining how it works if that sounds interesting?
I know The Grand Seiko is WAY overpriced......
They're actually underpriced
I purchased mine in Japan for $2,400 USD and duty free. Yes, ALL luxury watches are overpriced.