[jbdan]

I'm interested in this watch...I've read myself silly at all the info on the web...the topic says what I want....any owners out there or in here that can enlighten me minus the size? (I know it's right for me ;D )

Watch in question courtesy of "trompeloeil" @ flicker:

 

[jbdan]

hmm try this again

^-^

 

[markrlondon]

Sorry, not an owner. But I'd like to be.

What do you want to know about it?

 

[minidriver]

Dan, check out these links....


http://www.pmwf.com/Watches/GrandSeikoTable.htm


http://www.pmwf.com/Watches/Grand%20Seiko/23Movement9S55JohnDavis.htm


An inside look at the Seiko Morioka Watch Studio...


http://www.morioka-seiko.co.jp/Eng/atelier.html


The 9S55 movement used in this watch is regulated to six positions and temperature. I believe the accuracy to be well within +5/-3 secs per day but I could be wrong. The movement is hand assembled at Seiko Instruments Morioka watch studio.


Here is a sample of the factory accuracy report enclosed with the watch as part of its document set:



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In comparison to a Seiko SARB, I think this Grand Seiko is a bit smaller but not by much. It is a work of art :-*


The SARB range borrows quite a bit of styling cues from these Grand Seikos. It is a timeless and classic watch.


If your end goal is to keep 2-3 nice watches in your case, I can see this Grand Seiko fitting that role quite nicely.

 

[jbdan]

Hey mark hey Frank Thanks for the info Frank I've read it all! ;D

Mark I just want to hear from an owner that's all. Just his/her overall opinion of how it's worn during the time they have owned it. Not a very common watch I like that. Maybe there aren't any owners here.

It's almost Fri yeah! O0