Shinshu, the region where all Grand Seiko Spring Drive watches are created, was once a major silk production centre. This classic design features a dial whose silk sunray pattern pays homage to this heritage. The fine grain of the pattern radiates outward and captures light from every angle.
Shinshu, the region where all Grand Seiko Spring Drive watches are created, was once a major silk production centre. This classic design features a dial whose silk sunray pattern pays homage to this heritage. The fine grain of the pattern radiates outward and captures light from every angle.
Shinshu, the region where all Grand Seiko Spring Drive watches are created, was once a major silk production centre. This classic design features a dial whose silk sunray pattern pays homage to this heritage. The fine grain of the pattern radiates outward and captures light from every angle.
Shinshu, the region where all Grand Seiko Spring Drive watches are created, was once a major silk production centre. This classic design features a dial whose silk sunray pattern pays homage to this heritage. The fine grain of the pattern radiates outward and captures light from every angle.
Shinshu, the region where all Grand Seiko Spring Drive watches are created, was once a major silk production centre. This classic design features a dial whose silk sunray pattern pays homage to this heritage. The fine grain of the pattern radiates outward and captures light from every angle.
Shinshu, the region where all Grand Seiko Spring Drive watches are created, was once a major silk production centre. This classic design features a dial whose silk sunray pattern pays homage to this heritage. The fine grain of the pattern radiates outward and captures light from every angle.
