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In 1959, Grand Seiko hired a designer who would come to define the brand’s design language: Taro Tanaka. Over the next three years, Tanaka would develop nine standards of aesthetics for Grand Seiko’s ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Sam Cross While the dust may have settled on Watches and Wonders 2025, its impact on my ...

Grand Seiko’s presence at Watches and Wonders is always highly anticipated around the Man of Many office, and this year, the Japanese watchmaking powerhouse hasn’t disappointed, launching five ...

The Watches of Switzerland Group has some intriguing watches up its sleeves for the 2024 holiday season as the exclusive purveyor of three new Grand Seiko timepieces. The collection, which just made ...

Grand Seiko, which was introduced in 1960 as Seiko’s premium, mechanical-only watch, came along in an era when Seiko was making great strides in chronometry. This year, Grand Seiko celebrates the 60th ...

Leading the charge are five new 44GS models, which include updated and upgraded iterations of several well-known references from the Heritage Collection. The cases and bracelets are now attired in the ...

We recently looked at the seven best vintage Grand Seiko watches to collect, as well as at a $90,000 1968 VFA Grand Seiko that sold earlier this year. Today, we are going to look at actual listings ...

Grand Seiko, the high watchmaking division of Seiko, is launching a special edition exclusive to Watches of Switzerland (And of Japan?) and select Mayors stores in the U.S. It is not numbered but ...

A rare appearance of a particular precious metal makes this release extra special. Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more ...

Niladri Mazumder, who is also president, talks about the value of Japanese craftsmanship in an industry popularly associated ...

For many decades, the Horological Holy Trinity has consisted of Vacheron Constantin, Patek Philippe, and Audemars Piguet. These three pillars of traditional Swiss watchmaking produce exquisite, ...