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It is a shame they have stuck with the clunky clasp on these new models. As a long-term SBGA031 owner I would say this is the one weak area of the watch and should have been addressed by now,...

The pushers are one of the defining features of GS Chronos and help to balance the watch and give it some heft. They don't protrude into your hand and are a delight to operate. You have to see one in...

It sure is and Preacher's photos really capture just how lovely the Snowflake is. It may just be the first watch I have to buy back.

A very steady hand indeed, impressive.

Impressive photos, what settings did you use to get such great close-ups?

It is a large watch at 44mm and feels quite hefty but well balanced. The lugs curve nicely and it sits on the wrist well, it is very ergonomically designed. Feels much like a 40mm Sub really. I...

My latest GS, posted in watches in sunshine but a good pic for this thread too. I cannot stop looking at, the quality is exquisite :eagerness:
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Ah ok, interesting, I asked because I am after a GS SBGC201 Chrono which is a Master Shop model but I am pretty sure I have seen it FS outside of Japan.

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Interesting, does Master Shop mean the model is Japan domestic only in every case? Lovely watch btw :eagerness:

Thanks Ant, thats good to know. I searched on the Seiko site after your post and it seems like London is the only place in the UK I can view GS. Unfortunately, I have no reason to be in London any...

I am smitten with my Snowflake, so much so that I am considering selling it for a GS Chronograph with white dial SBGC001 or similar. I love the quality of the GS and as a chrono man at heart, it...

Just posted this pic of my first GS in the new arrivals thread. Absolutely stunning watch, makes many of my more expensive watches pale in comparison, I dare say a few of them might be departing to...