Two new sports watches take a page from Grand Seiko’s book. Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy ...

Discover the Citizen Forza Automatic, a stunning $625 watch that rivals luxury timepieces with its Grand Seiko-inspired dial design. Elegant, precise, and budget-friendly — a must-see for watch ...

Grand Seiko, in partnership with watch enthusiast website Hodinkee, has announced a limited edition version of its automatic GMT watch — one that’s a glorious blue on a steel bracelet. In usual Grand ...

The dial is housed in the same case design as Grand Seiko’s bestselling SBGM221 model and comes equipped with the 221 components that make up its 9S66 movement—an automatic watch with a 3-day ...

Grand Seiko, the high watchmaking ... a Grand Seiko + Watches of Switzerland special store edition. ... is the automatic 9S66, with an accuracy rating of -3 to +5 seconds per day, ...

Grand Seiko GMT Seasons Collection Grand Seiko. As they are wont to do at Grand Seiko, the brand has given the “seasons” treatment to another type of watch — in this case, a GMT model powered by ...

Like all Grand Seiko watches, they are produced at the brand’s Shizukuishi Studio in picturesque northern Japan. The GMT Twenty-Four Seasons Hi-Beat versions are priced at $6,800, and the Spring ...

Here is Grand Seiko’s Entire Lineup for Watches & Wonders: Starring updated iterations of popular models from the past and more. ... and are powered by the Hi-Beat 36000 9S85 automatic calibre.

Grand Seiko has once again showcased its artistry with the introduction of two U.S. exclusive watches, the SBGA507 and SBGA509, each limited to 300 pieces. Paying homage to the transitional hues ...

Grand Seiko Continues 140th-Anniversary Celebration With ... Powering both watches is Grand Seiko’s brand new Caliber 9RA2, an automatic Spring Drive movement carrying 38 jewels and capable of ...

Rob is a Master Watch Technician at Grand Seiko, with a really enviable CV. He's worked with the Seiko group overall for a whopping 39 years, and has been part of the Grand Seiko team since 2013.

“Back then, Grand Seiko was almost nonexistent in the U.S. market,” says Akio Naito, president of Seiko Watch Corporation. Even after half a decade, folks just weren’t buying.