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Thread: The Grand Seiko Appreciation Thread. Share your pics and stories!

  1. Nov 19, 2014, 01:54 AM #11
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    Here are a couple photos of my Grand Seiko SBGR083 and a link to the Introduction Thread I posted on that "other" forum:

    http://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/rod-...s-1016121.html

    Name: GS Movement 2 4-21-14.JPG Views: 396 Size: 134.2 KBName: GS 6-9 Steering Wheel.JPG Views: 399 Size: 108.4 KBName: GS Forum Water.JPG Views: 403 Size: 120.8 KBName: GS 6-30.JPG Views: 410 Size: 119.1 KB
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  5. Nov 19, 2014, 07:35 PM #13
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    Allow me to add my SBGR083 to the mix...






    Forget Rolex, Grand Seiko's are a hit with the ladies...





    And the infamous, Grand Steak-O...


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  7. Nov 19, 2014, 07:39 PM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    Man I appreciate these GSes, but I don't own one! Yours JP would be top of the list, or maybe this (middle one)

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    Geoff, if you are going to talk Grand Seiko you have to talk in letters and numbers, that's what all the cool kids do.

    For example:

    I also like the SBGJ001 you are thinking about getting, but only because the SBGJ005 will likely be unavailable when I'm ready to buy.
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  9. Nov 19, 2014, 08:19 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by bu11itt View Post
    Allow me to add my SBGR083 to the mix...






    Forget Rolex, Grand Seiko's are a hit with the ladies...





    And the infamous, Grand Steak-O...


    I remember the Grand Steako!!!! It still hurts to think of that stunning watch sitting on grease. Yes it does!


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    I've had 3 of 'em, great watches for money paid, can't beat the Japanese for subtle quality . . .
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    Dang you Rod and Bullit......dang you for posting those pics!!! And dang me for parting with that beauty. I'm feeling really bad for myself now. Can I get a pity yeeaahh?

    Oh, and yes Geoff, we must discuss GS's in numbers. I saw that Citizen M registered but haven't seen him post yet. Him and Domo are the masters of the GS lineup!

    Oh Citizen M....come out and play! (think The Warriors if anyone remembers that horrible movie).
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    Quote Originally Posted by wschofield3 View Post
    Dang you Rod and Bullit......dang you for posting those pics!!! And dang me for parting with that beauty. I'm feeling really bad for myself now. Can I get a pity yeeaahh?

    Oh, and yes Geoff, we must discuss GS's in numbers. I saw that Citizen M registered but haven't seen him post yet. Him and Domo are the masters of the GS lineup!

    Oh Citizen M....come out and play! (think The Warriors if anyone remembers that horrible movie).
    Um Walter, who pretty much begged you NOT to SELL your GS???? Who? Huh???
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    Quote Originally Posted by wschofield3 View Post
    Dang you Rod and Bullit......dang you for posting those pics!!! And dang me for parting with that beauty. I'm feeling really bad for myself now. Can I get a pity yeeaahh?

    Oh, and yes Geoff, we must discuss GS's in numbers. I saw that Citizen M registered but haven't seen him post yet. Him and Domo are the masters of the GS lineup!

    Oh Citizen M....come out and play! (think The Warriors if anyone remembers that horrible movie).
    I can understand missing the SBGR083, it is a great watch... but... for that PML, well now, that's as close to worth it as it'll likely ever get.

    If you ever get nostalgic for the '83 just let me know, I'd bite the bullet and swap mine for the PML for a time. I'm just that charitable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bu11itt View Post
    I can understand missing the SBGR083, it is a great watch... but... for that PML, well now, that's as close to worth it as it'll likely ever get.

    If you ever get nostalgic for the '83 just let me know, I'd bite the bullet and swap mine for the PML for a time. I'm just that charitable.
    So generous of you! Yes it is!
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