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Joe, who is from Australia, counts this Pulsar as his most important watch. It belonged link to his grandfather and was given to nine-year-old Joe after his grandfather's passing in 1994. Today, Joe wears it on occasion, and when he does, it link reminds him of both his grandfather and link of the moment his father handed it to him.

Speaking of elegant link the SBGM253 fits what I imagine as the archetypical fan favorite of Grand Seiko GMT design not drawing too much from the design language of other brands' GMTs at least but still suffers from the same qualms people have had for link a while now. Thirty meters of water resistance is just not enough even for a non-sports watch for most link GMT wearers.