The pursuit of high accuracy has been the cornerstone of Grand Seiko’s values since its first watch was created in 1960. Less than 10 years after its birth, Grand Seiko introduced the mechanical V.F.A., standing for “Very Fine Adjusted.” First used in 1969, this designation defined a Grand Seiko watch that was adjusted so skilfully that it achieved an astonishing monthly rate of ±1 minute. In the late 1970s, the development of Spring Drive began with an aim to harmoniously blend the traditional energy of a mainspring with state-of-the-art electronic watchmaking advancements. In 2004, Grand Seiko introduced the Spring Drive Caliber 9R65, which paired automatic winding and 72 hours of power reserve with a movement technology capable of a monthly rate of ±15 seconds, setting a new standard among movements powered by a mainspring.
Round
Box-shaped sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on the inner surface
See-through screw case back
High-Intensity Titanium
37mm
10 bar
11.4mm
Silver-tinged blue hue
Grooved indexes
Tempered blue seconds hand
72 hours
Automatic
Caliber 9RB2
High-Intensity Titanium bracelet
Three-fold clasp with push button release and micro-adjustment feature