Grand Seiko Sport Collection Quartz Limited Edition SBGP015 Grand Seiko Watch Review
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SKU: 4310728
The Grand Seiko Sport Collection Quartz Limited Edition SBGP015 is encased in 40mm of stainless steel surrounding a blue dial on a stainless steel bracelet. Features of this Grand Seiko Sport Collection Quartz Limited Edition include hours, minutes, seconds and date. This Grand Seiko watch also measures 12.8mm in thickness and 47mm from lug-to-lug.
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The recent flurry of Grand Seiko videos is fantastic!
Thanks for watching!
I wish more watchmakers incorporated ceramic bezels into their nondiving models.
Grand Seiko make the best quartz watches on the market, period (sorry Citizen). The ceramic bezel is a nice touch as well; using a scratch resistant material for the bezel on non-sport watches is something more brands should do (the Omega Globemaster's tungsten bezel, and Omega Constellation 41mm ceramic bezel are also good examples).
That said, this watch is also a textbook example of my only issue with GS. Namely, why must GS only lume their sports and quartz watches? If they put these indices and hands on some of their 3-hand high-beat and spring-drive watches they would have some of the best "only-watch" pieces on the market, easily holding their own against the Datejust and Aqua Terra.
Only if it was automatic! This looks beyond beautiful
More Grand Seikos need lume, especially the High Accuracy Quartz models.
The sports ones do, the rest don’t need it.
Great presentation with a great watch. I really like this watch. It would be a great watch to own. I need this watch to have a superb Grand Seiko watch in the collection no setting grab an go. Thank You Sir. All the best stay healthy and safe.
Thank you for watching!
I'm lucky enough to own this watch and it is an amazing piece. However, I feel that the lighting in your video did not do this Grand Seiko justice. In natural daylight this watch pops as the sunburst dial reflects light beautifully. This watch also has anti magnetic resistance to 16,000 A/m.
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You got a good taste on wrist watch.
@@fredchoi5613 Thanks Fred
Great review of a superb watch. I am lucky enough to have several watches ( two chronometer grade automatics including a Rolex) and a Grand Seiko 9f quartz.
I have had this watch for over 6 years and the accuracy has got better each year due to the incredible hand assembled quartz movement.
At present , I believe mine is accurate to 1-2 seconds a year. ( taking into account daylight savings time).
This would still be the watch I would choose if I only could have one watch.
Cheers
Dave
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Will you guys review Citizen chronomaster too?
They should make their quartz movement, sweep like springdrive. Similar to some casio clocks i know
It's almost impossible. You'll get away with it on a wall clock but a watch with a button battery will have horrendous battery life.
One of the nicer Seiko watches available
Grand Seiko.
How does this size compare to a Milgauss?
Micro metrically precise. I presume that is good 😀
A more sensible watch then a automatic? A black bezel with a black would nice.
What has being sensible got to do with buying watches? I own this watch and love it but I love my autos just as much.
@@Jabber-ig3iw as do I.
I just want to know Rolex or Grand Seiko?
I wish they used this much QC on there normal Seiko divers chapter ring alignment 😂
Far out , mechanical or quartz it's all good to me .
Then you don't know much about horology or it's history.
@@johnholland2825 More than you by your statement .
@@edwardsauve4836 - impressive logic.
@@johnholland2825 Horology is the study of the measurement of time , watches are the machines we have crreated to aid us in that study , mechanical , quartz , atomic watches , all are just tools to help us more accuratley measure time they're not ends in themselves .
@@edwardsauve4836 - what's your point?
$3,250 (overpriced by $3200)
Seriously?
hahaha yeah, you need to get a ROWLECKS
@@ethandavis204 - yes seriously, it's quartz! It's a pig with lipstick and a wig.
@@gmshadowtraders - you say that like it's a bad thing.
I mean, I guess.