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In retrospect, I wonder how link the LEs would have been accepted had the case design gone back into regular production first. However, it seems that variations on the basic theme link of the First are here to stay, and for now, Grand Seiko seems to be taking care to introduce enough differences in case metal, size, dial link treatment, and movement finishing and technology to keep at least some daylight in between them all.

You also get the high-quality case link finishing and legendary dial furniture that have long defined a Grand Seiko watch. It's the kind of watch you want to tilt in the light admiring it without even taking note of the time. At 44mm in diameter and nearly 15mm thick this is a watch that will make link an immediate presence on link pretty much every wrist.