Grand Seko returns to nature with a stunning heritage

• 62Gs was defined by a frame -free building.
• Grand Seiko pays for this watch with a wonderful new repetition.
• Available in Australia from April 2025.

Grand SekoAustralia’s favorite Japanese brand, once again looked at its brilliant past to present another wonderful contemporary version, inspired by a legendary group of the 1960s.

It was first presented in 1967, the first automatic mechanical watch for Grand Seiko. This distinctive piece was defined by the history of Grand Seko by building its free frame. A unique aesthetic that allowed smooth integration of crystal with the box. This classic feature has made this version immediate success with plural enthusiasts and Grand Seiko Purities, which adds a brilliant and smooth design to the growing sporting watch market.

Grand Seiko Heritage collection

Now, Grand Seiko praises this watch with a wonderful new repetition, complete with the phone that captures a beauty to capture cherry flowers in early spring. It is a poetic honor for Sakura Kakuchi, a rare phenomenon that occurs in the northern part of Japan, where cherry flowers gently obscure under the blanket of ice in early spring.

For the main craftsmen of Grand Seiko who work in the Shizukuishi brand studio, inspiration is never far away. The scenic views outside their window reflect the transit seasons that make up the region, which affects their craft and capture the beauty of Japan, which is envied with all the details.

In addition to the group, the second version arrives with a silver tablet and inspired by Sakura-Zockeo-quiet beauty of cherry flowers quietly lit under a foggy sky.

Grand Seko returns with the craftsman

I remember Grand Seiko’s SBGE307 It was released earlier this year at Watches & Wonders; There is an accurate reaction of the light and shade that picks up a quiet, quiet scene on the phone call. The tight faces, whether in soft or luminous pink silver, transform skillfully in different lighting conditions for a unique glow.

Under the cover, the new 62Gs of Grand Seiko is run by the smallest automatic mechanical movement for the Japanese watchmaker, Caliber 9s27. With a diameter of 30 mm and a thickness of only 10.5 mm, this is the Grand Seiko watch so far, ensuring a comfortable presence and polishing on the wrist.

This amazing new watch will be available at Grand Seiko Boutiques and selecting retail partners around the world starting in April 2025.