Grand Seiko Spring Drive "Soko" USA Edition SBGA427 Grand Seiko Watch Review

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The Grand Seiko Heritage Collection Spring Drive "Soko" SBGA427 is encased in 39mm of stainless steel surrounding a silver vertical textured dial on a stainless steel bracelet. Features of this Grand Seiko Heritage Collection Spring Drive "Soko" include hours, minutes, seconds, date and power reserve indicator. This Grand Seiko watch also measures 12.9mm in thickness and 46.5mm from lug-to-lug.
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[@petec7044]

Love Grand Seiko!!! Quality is always there. Great review!!

[@primecreator]

Love it. I prefer the larger crown.

[@tacoking517]

Just bought one from an AD! Can't wait! Great review!

[@robredcay3739]

Your reviews are truly the best.

[@bluesdog645]

I am leaning very heavily toward getting this watch to celebrate the impending birth of my first grandchild.

[@46god]

the green accents are soo amazing

[@Joshg982]

Hope your two year old grandchild is doing great!

[@astrayproductions]

I love the green bits

[@rickjason215]

I have the Snowflake. Ridiculously accurate. 15 seconds a month? Actually that’s a maximum number. Most Springdrives are more accurate. Mr. Wonderful of Shark Tank who is an avid watch collector says they are an amazing value.

[@the1916companywatchreviews]

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[@ernestomuniz1388]

Tim mentions it's 12.9mm thick, but the Grand Seiko USA website states it's 12.3mm thick. Can anyone confirm the thickness?

[@masalpert]

Wait GS moved to screws instead of pins? FINALLY!

[@SirMopy]

Their steel watches have always screws... not their titanium’s...

[@Draklor92]

Their steel watches had screws since 2004.

[@changfachou]

Looks big for a 39mm

[@robertyork7817]

Hahahahahaha.....Its a 427 but mot a BIG BLOCK....!!!!....you are killing Tim! Winning Chevy fans as well....

[@Deft78440]

Favorite GS ❤️

[@DutchClawz]

Gorgeous

[@belonyomeus6645]

Is the springdrive movement anti or amagnetic? Thanks

[@user-rx9ny4yo2e]

GS website says it has a magnetic resistance of 4,800 A/m.

[@softmetals3702]

got that green second hand from my airking nice piece

[@PT-xx9jz]

I am waiting for a comment about the lack of clasp adjustments!

[@leoberg2390]

There's a half link so you don't need it

[@PT-xx9jz]

Uzair Abdul nobody needed it in the 90’s trust me

[@leoberg2390]

How much would it cost approximately? Above or below 4k

[@silvermediastudio]

🤣

[@nicks6871]

its gorgeous sure... but it's the same basic case and hands that i have on my 2006 GS
why are they so afraid to change their "sports" models?

[@nicks6871]

@japanwatchconnection sorry "heritage" or whatever they call it - i forgot how weird the internet gets with what kind of watch is what

[@TriforceRich]

GS has several case types now. I like this case as it combines GS finishing, with a more conservative case shape. I do agree that a diversity of handsets would be nice. They give their diver models a different handset. The indices have subtle varieties as well.

[@TriforceRich]

Piotr Konieczynski thanks!

[@sohamparab7436]

Does the crown in this seem a bit disproportionately big or is it just me?

[@subsilkdj]

for a more elegant style steel watch it looks slightly on the big side for me also, guess it'll be nice to wind though

[@silvermediastudio]

Nah. Just you.

[@cechzc1u]

That crown is way too long!

[@jmbaug1229]

Hands finish without the prices from Switzerland 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@JoeSmith-np6nz]

My grail

[@wolfgang7192]

oooh la la :-)

[@KuisineMS]

You can tell a lot when a watch released 2 months ago is already on Watchbox 🤣

[@rickjason215]

We are in a pandemic and people are out of work. I’m not surprised that people are selling their watches. It’s quick money.

[@evh4611]

No micro adjustment sucks balls

[@DA-jw6nm]

It's a purdy watch. It's a quartz watch. period. Compared to an Omega Omegamatic (self-energized quartz watch) it costs significantly more. The Omega is energized bi-directional rotation and can be easily wound by a typical winder.

[@user-dr7tb4xf4o]

It’s a mechanical power source (mainspring). The regulator is quartz. The Omega runs with a quartz mechanism.

[@PT-xx9jz]

D A a certain amount of reliable and trustworthy literature says you wrong. I do understand where you are coming from.
Kindly
Paul

[@SirMopy]

Yes... D A... u r dumb.. congratulations

[@AriesUmbra]

the omegamatic has a battery/capacitor, the spring drive has a mainspring.

[@silvermediastudio]

Obvious troll is obvious