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New (and first) Grand Seiko- SBGN027

Hello all - Last night I picked up my first Grand Seiko - the SBGN027. I cross-shopped this against the Black Bay 58 and a Tudor Pelagos, and am very...
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GS9 club membership, or big discount on used Grand Seiko?

Hi Guys - I have a chance to get a Grand Seiko SBGN021 with a nice discount used, or buy it new and get into GS9.  For those who are members, is it wo...
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Should my next watch be the Tudor Black Bay Pro, or Grand Seiko SBGN027?

Hi Guys - Next month I will be picking my next watch out, and I'm deciding between the BB Pro and the Grand Seiko SBGN027.  The GS is about $3300 (new...
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Recent Comments

commented on Wait and Gamble or Pull The Trigger Now? ·

I'd go with the Steinhart. The quality of their watches is off the charts, and they are super easy to service. You can wear a 39mm Steinhart with absolutely no problems.

commented on To Homage or Not to Homage... ·

I am against watches that attempt to mimic every single last design element of popular watches. You will not see me wearing a one for one copy of any watch. However, I think there is a great use case scenario for exactly what you're proposing - if the homage watch has better specs than a mid to low range watch, then I'm all for the homage.

commented on New (and first) Grand Seiko- SBGN027 ·

If there's one reason to go quartz with GS, this is it.

commented on New (and first) Grand Seiko- SBGN027 ·

Wow. That’s just impressive. I’ve noticed that mine is more accurate than my iPhone.

commented on Should my next watch be the Tudor Black Bay Pro, or Grand Seiko SBGN027? ·

Got the SBGN027 last night!

commented on Tudor Black Bay Pro Identity Crisis? ·

I would add one thing - the Grand Seiko SBGN027 is comparable to the BB Pro, is meant to be beaten up, has better finishing , has a 50 year service interval, and has far fewer moving parts that could wear out and costs less than the BB Pro. But of course you need to like the aesthetics too.

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Spot on. The last time I had my speedy serviced, it cost $750.