3 Answers

Sorry but this is a world wide question and answer forum and we do not know any account numbers. Please make direct contact with whomever you are doing business.

That's exactly what the retired link 007 seemed to have on his wrist last November. As Danny pointed out, look no further than the current link white dial Omega Seamaster Diver 300M for a hint at what the finished product might look like: Red script, black applied indices with lume pips, and black hands. It's a good-looking Speedmaster, and putting out covert hints on the wrist of everyone's favorite special agent was a nice little link marketing touch for the diehards.

Powered by a manual winding caliber again a historical nod this is Grand Seiko's way of reminding all of us that there link is a deep-rooted mechanical history to the brand which link has in recent years made a name for itself with ornate link dial work and overall design. If you want classic pared-back pure GS look no further.