Asia Pacific’s limited edition timepiece SBGJ283 inspired by the traditional art of Japanese paper making

The Grand Seiko Tentagraph movement is introduced in the Tokyo Lion design,
created for high performance in any sporting situation.

Celebrating the Art of Japanese Watchmaking, Grand Seiko Unveils New Timepieces

A new era in the history of Grand Seiko begins with Spring Drive U.F.A

A celebration of sakura-kakushi in 18k rose gold

12 February 2025 - In 1967, Grand Seiko introduced its first automatic mechanical watch, known as the 62GS. The watch was characterized by its distinctive bezel-free construction, allowing a seamless integration of the crystal with the case. Today, two new timepieces...

A new mechanical creation in the Evolution 9 Style captures the majesty of Mt. Iwate
with a distinctive new dial.

A classic Grand Seiko design with dials that capture Rikka and Shūbun,
treasured moments in the Japanese seasonal calendar.

A high-frequency mechanical watch depicting the fantastic scenery of a frozen waterfall on its dial.

Grand Seiko pays homage to a timeless Japanese craft – the art of Washi that echoes Japanese beauty and honours its rich heritage.

An Ode to Japanese Heritage, Craftsmanship and Horological Mastery