Grand Seiko Heritage Taisetsu Spring Drive Titanium Mens Watch

A classic Grand Seiko design with a dial that captures a treasured moment in the Japanese seasonal calendar.

This is a modern re-interpretation of the celebrated 62GS from 1967. The 62GS was not only Grand Seikos first watch with an automatic movement, but it was also, along with the 44GS released the same year, the watch that first expressed the design grammar, the Grand Seiko Style, that still shapes all Grand Seiko designs today. Like its predecessor, this modern re-interpretation has the characteristic sharp edges and perfect distortion-free surfaces that only Zaratsu polishing can create and a wide dial opening which was achieved thanks to a bezel-free construction.

The light gray, textured dial is inspired by the deep winter snows that cover the mountains in Taisetsu, the twenty-first of Japans twenty-four sekki or seasons.

The watch is powered by Spring Drive caliber 9R65, which is hand assembled by the skilled craftsmen and women of the Shinshu Watch Studio.



Exterior
Exterior: High-intensity titanium
Case back: See-through & Screw case back
Glass Material: Box shaped sapphire crystal
Glass Coating: Anti-reflective coating on inner surface
Case size: Diameter 40.0mm Lug-to-lug 47.0mm Thickness 12.8mm
Band width: 21mm
Clasp type: Three-fold clasp with push button release
The perimeter of Band: 202mm

Movement
Caliber no.: 9R65 Instructions
Movement Type: Spring Drive
Power reserve: Approx. 72 hours(3 days)
Accuracy: 15 seconds per month (1 second per day)

Functions
Water resistance: 10 bar
Magnetic resistance: 4,800 A/m
Weight: 102 g

Other details / Features:
Screw-down crown
Allergy-safe metal
30 jewels
Power reserve indicator

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