After unveiling a trio of U.S. exclusive midsize 44GS watches, Grand Seiko has now added another new reference, the SBGW305 into its Elegance Collection lineup. Attired in the collection’s signature ...

In an astonishing display of a modern classic, Grand Seiko has released the Elegance GMT SBGM255 ‘Snowdrop’ and SBGM257 ‘Moondrop’, two exceptional new interpretations of its prized SBGM221. For ...

Grand Seiko’s Elegance Collection is composed almost entirely of minimalist, time-only dress watches. With this line the Japanese watchmaker goes up against Swiss stalwarts like Patek Philippe’s ...

Anniversaries are often a cause to look back. Grand Seiko did just that in honor of its 60th, tapping into its own heritage to create the latest (golden) addition to its lineup. Part of the aptly ...

Unique Features: Urushi lacquer dial for rose gold versions; sub-seconds display at 9 o’clock; power reserve indicator at 3 o’clock The four new additions to Grand Seiko’s Elegance collection are ...

Quick Take: Four newly released high-end Grand Seiko Elegance watches celebrate 20 years since Seiko’s fascinating Spring Drive movements debuted in 1999. (While Spring Drive technology can be hard ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Grand Seiko is celebrating 25 years of its flagship 9S series of mechanical movements with the launch of two new GMT models, but ...

The thing that makes the classic watches truly iconic is the irreducibility of their design. As with a Barcelona chair or a Lamborghini Countach, there is not one detail you would want to remove or ...

Grand Seiko has launched four new watches, including two mechanical GMTs and two quartz watches. The Snowdrop, Moondrop and Skyflake watches are inspired by autumn and winter, and are available to pre ...

Grand Seiko continues its exploration of its natural surroundings with a new US-exclusive inspired by a Japanese song bird. The manually wound SBGW279 features a brilliant sunray brushed blue dial, ...

The Grand Seiko Spring Drive is a mechanical movement exclusive to the Japanese watch company. It mimics the accuracy and operation of a quartz movement without a secondary power source. It was a ...