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Comments Share Yesterday and today, Grand Seiko’s and Seiko’s Media Experience is taking place. Digitally, of course. Where this is used to be a separate journey to Japan, and a fully packed congress room in Basel, we’re now following Grand Seiko and Seiko on our screens. The same will apply for Watches & Wonders and Time To Move, but it is the way it is. Nevertheless, Grand Seiko had a +1 hour presentation on their new global strategy and new watches for 2021. Remember the 2019 24 Seasons collection? Meet the four new GMT “24 Seasons” watches of the Grand Seiko Heritage collection.

As longtime readers of WatchTime well know, Grand Seiko is a brand that has become known for turning to nature as an influence for its timepiece designs. This past month alone, we saw the latest display of the watchmaker’s affinity for natural phenomena, the forest-inspired Heritage Hi-Beat “White Birch” Ref. SLGH005, and before that a pair of releases celebrating different elements of Japan’s Mt. Iwate. As part of its 2021 collections unveiled this week, and in commemoration of parent company Seiko’s 140th anniversary, Grand Seiko continues the trend with the release of its larges...

Zensar Technologies Ltd arm to divest stake in Aquila Technology Corp Posted On: 2021-02-25 08:49:31 (Time Zone: Arizona, USA) The Board of Directors ("Board") of Zensar Technologies Limited (the "Company") at its meeting held on February 25, 2021, has consented and authorised its wholly owned subsidiary, Zensar Technologies Inc. (a material subsidiary), to divest 100% of its equity shareholding, held by it in Aquila Technology Corp. ("proposed divestment"), subject to approval of relevant statutory, regulatory and/or governmental authority(ies), as may be required. Zensar Technologies I...

This Spring, we’ll be celebrating our love of music! We know that music is one of the finest things in our lives. It’s something positive that's getting us

Henry W. Gene Henry, 88, of Martinsburg, passed away Wednesday afternoon at Conemaugh Nason Medical Center, Roaring Spring. He was born at the original Nason Hospital in Roaring Spring, son of the late Dr. Harry E. and Marian L. (Ake) Henry and lived most of his life at the family home in Martinsburg. Surviving are a brother, E. Edward Henry of Mifflinburg; three nieces: Mitzi Jones of Camp Hill, Mindy Lind (Dale) of Lewisburg and Marcie Bechtold (William) of Chambersburg; three grand-nieces: Kelly Lapetina (Daniel), Amber Lind and Morgan Bechtold; two grand-nephews: Nathan Lind (Allison Gros...