The Tentagraph, a high-beat automatic chronograph, is Grand Seiko’s first watch of its kind. Powered by the new Caliber 9SC5, which uses the Caliber 9SA5 as its base, it is emblematic of the next generation of Grand Seiko sports watches, both for its technological innovation and its Evolution 9 style. With a 72-hour power reserve, the Tentagraph is the longest-running 10-beat chronograph on the market today. Its design has been completely updated for active use and easy readability on the go.
The Tentagraph’s case and bracelet are crafted from high-intensity titanium, which is approximately 30 percent lighter than stainless steel, and its bezel is made of scratch-resistant ceramic. The dial pattern evokes the magnificence of Mount Iwate, the towering peak visible from the Grand Seiko Studio Shizukuishi.
The Tentagraph, a high-beat automatic chronograph, is Grand Seiko’s first watch of its kind. Powered by the new Caliber 9SC5, which uses the Caliber 9SA5 as its base, it is emblematic of the next generation of Grand Seiko sports watches, both for its technological innovation and its Evolution 9 style. With a 72-hour power reserve, the Tentagraph is the longest-running 10-beat chronograph on the market today. Its design has been completely updated for active use and easy readability on the go.
The Tentagraph’s case and bracelet are crafted from high-intensity titanium, which is approximately 30 percent lighter than stainless steel, and its bezel is made of scratch-resistant ceramic. The dial pattern evokes the magnificence of Mount Iwate, the towering peak visible from the Grand Seiko Studio Shizukuishi.
The Tentagraph, a high-beat automatic chronograph, is Grand Seiko’s first watch of its kind. Powered by the new Caliber 9SC5, which uses the Caliber 9SA5 as its base, it is emblematic of the next generation of Grand Seiko sports watches, both for its technological innovation and its Evolution 9 style. With a 72-hour power reserve, the Tentagraph is the longest-running 10-beat chronograph on the market today. Its design has been completely updated for active use and easy readability on the go.
The Tentagraph’s case and bracelet are crafted from high-intensity titanium, which is approximately 30 percent lighter than stainless steel, and its bezel is made of scratch-resistant ceramic. The dial pattern evokes the magnificence of Mount Iwate, the towering peak visible from the Grand Seiko Studio Shizukuishi.
The Tentagraph, a high-beat automatic chronograph, is Grand Seiko’s first watch of its kind. Powered by the new Caliber 9SC5, which uses the Caliber 9SA5 as its base, it is emblematic of the next generation of Grand Seiko sports watches, both for its technological innovation and its Evolution 9 style. With a 72-hour power reserve, the Tentagraph is the longest-running 10-beat chronograph on the market today. Its design has been completely updated for active use and easy readability on the go.
The Tentagraph’s case and bracelet are crafted from high-intensity titanium, which is approximately 30 percent lighter than stainless steel, and its bezel is made of scratch-resistant ceramic. The dial pattern evokes the magnificence of Mount Iwate, the towering peak visible from the Grand Seiko Studio Shizukuishi.
The Tentagraph, a high-beat automatic chronograph, is Grand Seiko’s first watch of its kind. Powered by the new Caliber 9SC5, which uses the Caliber 9SA5 as its base, it is emblematic of the next generation of Grand Seiko sports watches, both for its technological innovation and its Evolution 9 style. With a 72-hour power reserve, the Tentagraph is the longest-running 10-beat chronograph on the market today. Its design has been completely updated for active use and easy readability on the go.
The Tentagraph’s case and bracelet are crafted from high-intensity titanium, which is approximately 30 percent lighter than stainless steel, and its bezel is made of scratch-resistant ceramic. The dial pattern evokes the magnificence of Mount Iwate, the towering peak visible from the Grand Seiko Studio Shizukuishi.
The Tentagraph, a high-beat automatic chronograph, is Grand Seiko’s first watch of its kind. Powered by the new Caliber 9SC5, which uses the Caliber 9SA5 as its base, it is emblematic of the next generation of Grand Seiko sports watches, both for its technological innovation and its Evolution 9 style. With a 72-hour power reserve, the Tentagraph is the longest-running 10-beat chronograph on the market today. Its design has been completely updated for active use and easy readability on the go.
The Tentagraph’s case and bracelet are crafted from high-intensity titanium, which is approximately 30 percent lighter than stainless steel, and its bezel is made of scratch-resistant ceramic. The dial pattern evokes the magnificence of Mount Iwate, the towering peak visible from the Grand Seiko Studio Shizukuishi.
