Grand Seiko SBGW325 Elegance: 25th Anniversary 9S Caliber Limited Edition
Grand Seiko celebrates the 25th anniversary of its first manual-wind 9S caliber model by paying tribute to the original design launched in 2001. The new … Leer Más
Welcome to our dedicated space for Seiko, the pioneering Japanese watch Manufacture founded in 1881 by Kintaro Hattori in Tokyo. Guided by the founder’s motto—“Always one step ahead of the rest”—Seiko transformed world watchmaking with historic milestones, including Japan’s first wristwatch (the Laurel in 1913) and the world’s first quartz watch (the Quartz Astron in 1969). Fully vertically integrated, Seiko crafts every movement component in-house, combining mechanical precision, advanced electronics, and traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
Here, you will find in-depth technical reviews, caliber architecture evaluations, and dial-craftsmanship breakdowns covering one of horology’s most versatile and respected houses.
Prospex (Professional Specifications): Reliable tool watches built for sports and extreme environments. Celebrated for iconic professional dive watches (like the “Turtle,” “Samurai,” and “Tuna”) and high-precision Speedtimer chronographs.
Presage: The embodiment of traditional Japanese aesthetics and fine mechanical watchmaking. Famous for exquisite hand-crafted Enamel, Urushi lacquer, Shippo Enamel, and Arita porcelain dials.
Seiko 5 Sports: The legendary entry point to automatic watchmaking, defined by its five core traits: automatic movement, day-date display, water resistance, recessed crown at 4 o’clock, and durable case construction.
King Seiko & Astrons: Sharp, geometric vintage-inspired dress watches (King Seiko) alongside cutting-edge GPS Solar technology that adjusts instantly to time zones anywhere on Earth (Astron).
Seiko stands among the rare manufactures capable of mastering mechanical, quartz, and hybrid technologies under one roof. From robust entry-level automatic calibers (4R and 6R series) to high-frequency 8R chronographs and revolutionary Spring Drive architecture, Seiko movements deliver exceptional durability, anti-magnetic resistance, and timekeeping accuracy built for real-world reliability.
Grand Seiko celebrates the 25th anniversary of its first manual-wind 9S caliber model by paying tribute to the original design launched in 2001. The new … Leer Más
More than half a century after its debut in 1972, Seiko resurrects one of the most distinctive and audacious families in its historical archive. The … Leer Más
To mark the 60th anniversary of the Japanese manufacture’s first diver’s watch (originally launched in 1965), Seiko invited watch enthusiasts worldwide to choose the design … Leer Más
Japanese watchmaker Seiko once again pays homage to its country’s rich artisanal heritage with the expansion of the prestigious Presage Classic Series “Craftsmanship” collection. For … Leer Más
< Japanese manufacture Seiko once again fuses watchmaking culture with historic milestones of Japanese industrial design through the launch of the new Seiko 5 Sports ... Leer Más
Watch lume is, without a doubt, one of the most fascinating features for collectors and luxury horology enthusiasts alike. The way a dial comes alive in … Leer Más
An in-depth look at the legendary Seiko SKX009 Pepsi watch, exploring why it remains one of the most beloved and durable tool watches for collectors worldwide.
Discover the Grand Seiko Evolution 9 Collection SLGB006 ‘Ice Forest at Dawn’, a highly limited edition of 80 pieces in 18K yellow gold, powered by the ultra-precise Spring Drive U.F.A. movement.
Discover the photographs and details of the manual-winding Spring Drive SBGZ011 and the Heritage Mechanical Hi-Beat 36000 SBGH376, presented by Grand Seiko at Watches and Wonders 2026.