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The Grand Seiko, first introduced in 1960, saw its first chronograph model debut in 2007. True to Grand Seiko's pursuit of ultimate practicality, this watch prioritizes legibility with meticulous finishing down to the smallest detail. Its push buttons, featuring a unique ready/start mode, can be pressed halfway to initiate operation, offering a satisfying tactile feel akin to pressing a camera shutter. "Grand Seiko Spring Drive Chronograph (SBGC003)"
The case back of the "Credor Node (GALH999)". A see-through window reveals the rotor that governs the precision of the Spring Drive movement.
(Left) Credor Node (GALH999) - Manual-wind Spring Drive, 18KWG case, crocodile strap, diamonds. (Right) Credor Node (GALH997) - Manual-wind Spring Drive, 18KWG case, crocodile strap, diamonds.
The case back of the "Grand Seiko Spring Drive Chronograph (SBGC004)". It offers a view of the automatic Spring Drive movement "Cal. 9R86" with its vertical clutch. This column-wheel chronograph, which uses electronics for precision control while still employing a mainspring-driven mechanism similar to mechanical watches, is a masterpiece representing Seiko's "Mechatronics Manufacture" philosophy.
(Left) Grand Seiko Spring Drive Chronograph (SBGC003) - Automatic Spring Drive, SS case & bracelet. (Right) Grand Seiko Spring Drive Chronograph (SBGC004) - Automatic Spring Drive, 18KPG case, crocodile strap.
Credor Node (GBLH996) - Manual-wind Spring Drive, 18KPG case, crocodile strap.
(Left) Credor Node J - Quartz, 18KWG case, crocodile strap, diamonds. (Right) Credor Node J - Quartz, 18KPG case, lizard strap, diamonds.
(Left) Galante (SBLA024) - Automatic Spring Drive, 18KPG + Bright Titanium case, crocodile strap. (Right) Galante (SBLA025) - Automatic Spring Drive, SS case, crocodile strap.
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