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The Seiko Quartz Watch That Broke Switzerland This is quite possibly the most historically significant quartz watch ever made. Seiko Welcome to Watches You Should Know, a biweekly column highlighting important or little-known watches with interesting backstories and unexpected influence. This week: the 1969 Seiko Quartz Astron. Many of the cheapest watches you can buy are more accurate and reliable than the most expensive ones. That ironic dichotomy is made possible in part by a little technology called the quartz movement, and it all started with a watch released on Christmas day 1969 in Ja...

Wrist Game Or Crying Shame: Seiko SBDB015 Landmaster Comments Crying Shame Welcome back to another installment of Wrist Game or Crying Shame. This week, we take on the audacious Seiko SBDB015 Landmaster. But first… Last week, I tried to appeal to your sporting intentions while attempting to throw a little celebrity endorsement your way. Neither offering was enough to send the TAG Heuer Tiger Woods Professional Golf Watch to the next Ryder Cup. The gallery was awfully rude and sent this to a 67% loss in this skins game. If golf isn’t your game, perhaps mountain climbing is more your style...

Sunday Morning Showdown: Rolex Explorer 214270 Vs. Grand Seiko SBGH279 Comments Ben Hodges In our Sunday Morning Showdown, two of our writers go head-to-head in an epic showdown for the ages. Strong opinions and hysterical hyperbole are welcome (so feel free to join in with the fun in the comments section below). And don’t forget to let us know which watches you’d like to see torn to shreds/effusively exalted next week. We’ll try and feature as many of our readers’ choices as we can. Today’s showdown is all about the practical wristwatches for the every-day-adventurer — the Rolex...

iCrowdNewswire   Dec 29, 2020  1:49 AM ET Who doesn’t recognize a Grand Seiko watch? It’s been around since the 1960s—the brand established in Japan, a country known for high-quality products. The companies’ philosophy is to express the “Nature of Time.” They believe that time is a never-ending quest. The team continues to search for perfection. Every design of their watch considers this movement of light and shadow as the nature of time. Grand Seiko watches are a representation of the continually moving of time. It is dynamic and grand. The brand’s artisans make sure that e...