Browsing: Seiko

Does Seiko’s famous Marinemaster name apply to two completely different watches in the Prospex line? If the new smaller Marinemaster introduced last year wasn’t enough to…

Zach Brass Seiko’s diver’s watch history dates back to 1965, when the company’s first 150-meter diver’s watch was released. The watch was tested a year later…

Borna Bosniaks It’s been seven years since Seiko decided to establish Grand Seiko as a separate entity rather than a sub-brand. To make it easier to…

Zach Brass’ new Grand Seiko SBGY035 and SBGA499 limited editions celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 9R series Spring Drive. The dials are inspired by autumn…

Grand Seiko, as a brand, is generous with new releases every year. Of course, many of their newest watches are dial variations, so when they release…

Zach Brass At Watches & Wonders 2023, the Grand Seiko Tentagraph made waves as Grand Seiko’s first mechanical chronograph watch. It is equipped with the 9SC5…

Borna Bosniaks There are several watch brands out there with incredibly strong fan bases, but one that always stands out is Seiko. Of course, I may…

Jamie Weiss One of the things that makes Seiko an interesting brand is that they’re not afraid to flaunt their Japanese identity. This is most evident…

Adam Reeder Seiko has been one of the world’s most beloved and respected watch brands for the past century. The Japanese watchmaking giant was founded in…

For those who like the classic appeal of matte black dials and clean tool watch designs, a blue dial may be your first opportunity to dip…