Grand Seiko does some of the best dials in the business IMO. The texture of this Mt. Iwate is hard to capture, but looks amazing in person.
Grand Seiko does some of the best dials in the business IMO. The texture of this Mt. Iwate is hard to capture, but looks amazing in person.
You captured it pretty nicely in that 3rd picture.
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Fairness leads to extinction much faster than harsh parameters.
Maratac. Really enjoy the relatively sterile dial.
When I first acquired her, maybe 4 years ago, she ran about 10 seconds fast per 24 hrs. Fast forward to today, she literally runs 1 second fast per 48 hrs.
So I managed to pull this off. And to be honest, it lasted longer than I thought it would, but I never expected a failure like this. It's been a super watch, and after I repair it, it'll go right back on the wrist.
Just twist the bezel and you'll be all good.Originally Posted by theJanitor
So I managed to pull this off. And to be honest, it lasted longer than I thought it would, but I never expected a failure like this. It's been a super watch, and after I repair it, it'll go right back on the wrist.
"The victor is not victorious if the vanquished does not consider himself so."
― Ennius
Just twist the bezel and you'll be all good.
If it went the other way, I'd just pitch it as the new "driver" model
Had the dial rotated the other direction you could spin the tale its a driving watch. Kinda the poor mans Vacheron ConstantinSo I managed to pull this off. And to be honest, it lasted longer than I thought it would, but I never expected a failure like this. It's been a super watch, and after I repair it, it'll go right back on the wrist.
The dial feet snapped. Not a big repair but probably not cheap either. I'd be surprised if they don't replace the whole dial.So I managed to pull this off. And to be honest, it lasted longer than I thought it would, but I never expected a failure like this. It's been a super watch, and after I repair it, it'll go right back on the wrist.
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