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The World of Grand Seiko that has Expanded in Various Ways

Grand Seiko’s history includes many historically relevant products that serve as proof of the brand’s endeavors in aiming to be the pinnacle of watches.
Each Grand Seiko model is imbued with the passion of engineers who combine their wisdom and skills in research and development, and the spirit of challenge in manufacturing.
In particular, from the late 1960s to the early 1970s, as high-accuracy movements were developed one after another, combined with advances in processing technology, there was great expansion not only of base models,
but also many iterations of Grand Seiko presenting a variety of designs and expressions of beauty. Each one embodied a high degree of perfection, individuality, and distinct characteristics, and expanded the world of Grand Seiko.

Main Exhibits

  • 56GAW 110

    56GAW 110

    Released in 1974, the 56GAW 110 is a unique model with Arabic numerals, which is very rare for Grand Seiko, in a round case. It embodies Seiko’s pride and commitment to “accuracy,” “beauty,” “legibility,” “long-lasting use,” and “ease of use,” making it a representative masterpiece of Japan.

  • 56GAC 036

    56GAC 036

    The 56GAC 036, introduced in 1971, is a rare Grand Seiko watch featuring 18K yellow gold for the case, dial, and band. It boasts the functionality of an 8-beat model, achieving “thin yet high precision,” a characteristic of the 56GS movement, matching its luxurious appearance.

  • 56GAW 096

    56GAW 096

    Released in 1973, the 56GAW 096 is a watch characterized by its green gradient dial and sparkling nine-faceted cut glass. It shares a design sensibility with the “5 Actus,” which was popular among young people in the 1970s. This design was made possible by the “56 series” movement, which was slimmed down to a thickness of 4.5mm.

  • 56GAC 050

    56GAC 050

    The 56GAC 050 retains the “curved side line” element of the Grand Seiko style while adopting a square dial instead of the basic round dial. It features a second-setting mechanism that stops the second hand when the crown is pulled and a calendar display, making it a high-beat model.

  • 19GS V.F.A.

    19GS V.F.A.

    The 19GS V.F.A., released in 1972, was the first V.F.A. model for women, featuring a sharp square form and a deep green color gradient towards the center. It achieved an unprecedented “monthly accuracy of ±2 minutes” in women’s mechanical wristwatches at the time, making it a groundbreaking model born from high technological prowess.

  • 61GS V.F.A.

    61GS V.F.A.

    The 61GS V.F.A., released in 1969, pursued the utmost accuracy in mechanical wristwatches. In addition to its futuristic and unique aggressive design, the brand logo on the dial is three-dimensional. Recognized as a watch with value to be passed on to the future, it was included in the “Time Capsule EXPO’70” at the Osaka Expo.

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