Why I STILL Don't Own a Grand Seiko. 

I once read an interview with a former editor of a defunct watch magazine many years ago. He was asked what he considered to be a good watch. His answer was simple: A good watch is one you enjoy wearing, be it a Rolex Yacht Master or a G-Shock. That simple response helped me understand and really enjoy watches. Sometimes I buy a watch because I love the way it looks, but if I don't find myself reaching for it very often, then I sell it and move on to one that I really enjoy wearing.

Grand Seiko really fits with the Japanese business culture. Look at them not as 'dress watches gone sporty'. But, look at them as the perfect business watch.

I have the snowflake and its my very first GS, i threw on a blue leather strap to match the blue seconds hand and wear it everywhere (formal/informal). Like what everyone has said, if you love the watch, dont let anyone else tell you otherwise. I just love how it looks and how you will spot different details in different lighting/angles. People will often take a 2nd glance at it cause it looks so subtle at first. Oh and with its accuracy, i never have to worry about it being off at all!

The big problem with Grand Seiko in my opinion is that their range is hard to understand: a lot of models with zip code names while all the watches look the same.

Cmon Gringa, that OP that you love so much isn't clearly a dress or a sports watch either.

You make several excellent points. Even though I own a GS personally, and love the model I picked, I find other models completely hideous. It feels like the difference between appreciating the excellent execution, vs what you actually want to wear on your wrist. My impression is that while each individual aspect can be crafted to near perfection, the combination of those different components may not always mesh together well. It's easy to pick out just one detail that becomes a dealbreaker. Don't rush, and wait for that perfect piece ^^

“Dress watch that got confused, took a wrong turn and accidentally ended up in a sporty case.” Brilliant! That’s exactly how I feel about GS “versatile” watches.

I sold my Rolex’s just before the peak.I purchased a GS GMT and diver to replace them.To be honest the GS dealer experience was way beyond anything I’ve experienced from the Rolex AD.

Great review Britt! For me my love runs deep for Oris. The price point, design language and heritage of Oris speaks to me specially in the Aquis line up with its go your own way attitude. The limited edition Aquis Carysfort, Source of life, Whale shark and the Hangang are the best looking dials on any diver

I made a comment a couple of days ago here, just want to clarify a couple of things- I really like Britts videos.. She is smart and funny and the videos are typically delightful with someone who obviously has a love for watches.. I just felt to say on this GS video that Britt give the brand a little closer look.. In regards to what I said about not being willing to own a Rolex, that is for a few reasons. Rolex is very adept at keeping their values up not through innovation (they are quite behind in that area these days), but through heavy, sometimes even abusive management of their AD's. Where I live, there were 2 AD's close to me. One was a long time high end Jewelry and gift store and Rolex told them that they wanted them to open a new Rolex Boutique for them in a new mall. Rolex did not lease the space in this mall, the AD had to. And when they agreed to do this, the other AD in the other end of the valley had their dealership pulled by Rolex. No explanation, no thank you for being a reputable AD for the past 15 years, just pulled their dealership! Then after 3 or 4 years, with Rolex cutting inventories to a trickle, decided to shut down the Boutique they required the first AD to set up and lease and the dealer was required to continue the lease!!! Pretty shameful all the way around. That AD still has Rolex and has about 5 watches in their store due to Rolex shutting down AD's and limiting inventory to keep values artificially high. They can be very Hitlerian with many of their AD's and will pull the rug out from under them with little to no notice or why, dealers who have been loyal to them for years. I just can't support this kind of manipulation. They are leaning only on their ability to control inventory, they are certainly not innovating their watch technology. I think even Tudor is doing a much better job at innovating than Rolex.. And the innovation between Rolex and Grand Seiko, there is absolutely not even a question that Grand Seiko is by far the better innovator at this point..

I 100% agree on your note about the bracelet. They’re really good, but not great. I recently picked up an SBGA375 and after putting a nice leather strap on it, it hasn’t left my wrist 👌. My biggest selling point was the fascination with the spring drive. There just this little feeling of joy I get from seeing the second hand sweep so smoothly that I don’t get with any other watch - i guess you could say it’s the watch I enjoy telling the time on the most 😂.

I’ve never heard a better reason to not buy a watch. Someone once said: “you don’t have to own every watch you love, but you should love every watch you own”. Britt, I think you should investigate the smaller, dressy-ish Grand Seiko SBGW277 Genbi Valley Limited Edition with the green dial. To me that watch just screams….BRITT!😂 - great vid, love the new graphics. 😎👍🏼

Well said Britt. This is the type of subject I’d write several paragraphs on but you rounded all 3 bases and touched home.

The confusion between sports and dress perhaps comes from the models you've handled. There are some very dressy 37mm options, and the SBGE25* series is all sports (no confusion), in a relatively wearable design. It'd be like knocking or reducing Rolex to the Explorer (1, not 2) or Omega to the Aqua Terra, which to me lie exactly in the middle too. I for one wish there was a commercial way to put a Spring Drive into a sub 40mm piece, without having the name Credor on the dial and 50k on the tag. But across the board they produce some highly wearable and identifiable pieces. Some of which do need a bracelet upgrade, for sure.

Grand Seiko are incredible. The dial detail is truly unmatched. Great video as always!

Honestly love all this content! Hope you're having a good day :)

I love the inspirations behind so many GS dials . . . "This was inspired by the weeping willows of this particular park in this particular Japanese prefecture" . . . but like much of the Seiko Presage line (fell in love with their Urushi laquer dials), GS is often too big imo, and I think you hit the nail on the head with the design/identity confusion. Some of their dials like their popular peacock Hi-Beat 36000 GMT SBGJ227 almost did it for me if I was only considering visuals. But I'm not buying a 10k+ watch that I can't wear :/

I've had a few different GS models. My favorite is my Spring Drive GMT. It's a little too big, a little too thick, has a bracelet that doesn't taper enough and a clasp that doesn't seem nice enough. The dial is too cluttered. It's too expensive. And, still, every time I put it on, I say to myself, "oh, wow. This watch is perfect." For what it's worth, when I first bought this watch, I thought I had made a mistake. It was sort of a consolation purchase since I knew I'd never get a Rolex GMT. A year in, there's not a chance in hell I would trade my GS for a Rolex. I still love the Rolex GMT, but I've grown to love this spring drive even more.

I'm EXACTLY the same with Grand Seiko. Love the dials but always find them too thick and the bracelets aren't great (but I never wear bracelets) ... and you are right about the price creeping up. However, price aside you REALLY need to try the SBGY007G Omiwatari .... dressy rather than sporty but super thin, lovely curve to the case, beautiful movement and dial. Now if they could just do a darker blue ......

Great video! I’d love to get a GS spring drive but just need to find the right one. Regarding versatility, I do like the fact that they sit in that mid ground of being part sporty and part dress watch. I find that I wouldn’t get enough wear out of a dress piece and sometimes a sports watch is too sporty. I feel GS sits well in the area of pieces that can fit with jeans and a t-shirt but also smart casual.

This video resonates to me the most. I love GS. I have been deciding for a very long time what GS I wanted to buy. I love the seasons collection and the different dial variation. But unfortunately, the watches I came to like from their collection is too big for my tiny wrist. I do get that GS looks to be capturing American market first but I'm still waiting for a 37 mm GS that has the same beauty as that seasons collection.

GS is that nice, hard working, cautious classmate that would sometimes make you think about him/her, but never actually fall in love with

Very surprised to hear Britts comments on the Grand Seikos. I own Tudor, Omega, a JLC and I can honestly say that the fit, finish, polishing and of course the Spring Drive Technology far exceed the other brands I own. I'm sorry Britt but the GS is simply a step above these other brands in almost every respect and that would include Rolex (which I refuse to own). Have you used a loop in comparing the GS to pretty much anything else out there? The ONLY thing I don't like about GS is that they make too many models and limited editions. They need to understand that GS should not be the same as Seiko, where there are a million different models! But that is the ONLY think I don't like! I like and wear my other watches but my GS watches get the most wrist time and are just incredible and truly a step above them all!!!

Came here to figure out why I feel the same way, and you hit the nail on the head. I just haven’t been able to fall in love with one of these, no matter how much I like the company. I’m a huge seiko fan, and love to have them on the dial. But the dial needs to be more sporty for me. Hopefully they try it out in the future.

Regarding your wearability argument.... Indeed. For a long while, they were too thick as well as 40.5mm large. This is why for five years, my only GS was a 44GS quartz iteration. I changed GS, bought two other case shapes, but only the 10mm thick quartz has remained, of those two. The bracelets however, are smashing. Don't screw with them too much. I hear you on the taper, for sure, but the clasp should not be modified. It is small, it is hyper comfortable. And with the half link system you can always find a fit. But can I draw your attention to 37mm versions like the SGBX259? It's 37 by 9,8mm in size. Then there are the SBGW hand wound versions, also at 37mm. These last ones are a pure dress watch shape. There is nothing confusing about it anymore. It's the purest 1960's dress watch you can humanly find, and they come in at the bottom of the GS price range. As far as the SGBX series goes, you pick 'm up for 2000 Euro's. I can't stand Rolex watches, nine out of ten times, because they have Mercedes hands, jubilee bracelets, and, in the case of modern Rolex, dead looking ceramic bezels. So that design language doesn't speak to me at all. That said, you do you, we don't need to like the same things at all. However, I am convinced there's a GS out there for you. My candidates: - SBGW283/281 - SBGX331 - SBGX259/265 They are simple, small, and far removed from a Rolex budget.

At the start, I wasn't sure what could keep you from really liking GS from the positives you shared, but as you went through your points- they all made complete sense. Great video!

It's alright about having Canadian + British accent, me myself have mainly somewhat British (first accent I practice) + American (absorb too much) + Thai (my country) accent and I think your accent is cool and yeah, I just discovered your channel, and subs :)

After collecting many watches from Patek, Rolex, and AP I just bought my first GS.. the "White Birch" .. pretty impressed, I must confess, the new Hi-Beat movement is finished in a way you don't expect from a watch in this price.

Kind of a beginner here , and I'll probably remain a lightweight when it comes to watch collections, but I gravitate towards the experiences of Longines and Oris mostly. Would love to add an entry black Rolex OP if it ever comes to that. I like the Grand Seiko, it would fit me well I think.

I've owned two GS watches, SBGM235, SBGH267, both with whirlpool dials. The best and worst thing about them is Zaratsu polishing. Any slight scratch mars the finish and getting it repolished ends up with you having to send the watch back to Japan. There's a guy in Poland who can do it but he has a one year waiting list. In the end, I sold both my watches and don't regret it.

I fell in love with the dials on grand seiko when I saw macro shots online but found they were a lot more subtle in person. I dont want to need a loupe to appreciate my watch.

I agree about the blur between dress and sporty. I would love to see some of the amazing dials with brushed cases. Not really a fan of polishing myself.

Valid point on the Bracelets. I just got my first Speedy and it’s the 3861 and guessed right, reason was the bracelet. Same reason I can’t do GS and it’s taking me forever to get over the rivets on the BB58. 🤷🏽‍♂️

You identified what I couldn't put my finger on: design language idiosyncracies. The dials are *stunning*, but feel out of place in "sports watch" cases, no matter how well finished and polished.

Nice. I know what you mean. The GS that finally worked for me was the SBGN023, which ticked all the boxes for me. But like you, I love watches from most brands. As long as we buy what we love, that's all the matters. G-Shock on the wrist today and I enjoy it as much as much more expensive models that I'm lucky enough to own.

I hear you. I fell for the SBGJ239. Leather bracelet and gorgeous GMT dial and Green bezel. So happy with it.

What i really adore, is that i came across another woman on youtube sharing LOVE for watches just as much as i do, GOD BLESS.

Dang, where did you come in from? All of a sudden... my favorite new channel.

Great take on watch reviews !!! Your style infuses energy and youth into watch collecting

Fun fact: Philippe Dufour shared some of his techniques with master watch makers of the Grand Seiko

Been wondering what kind of accent you have, glad you cleared that up for me. Great videos.

Love GS, it’s my favorite brand. It “just works” for me, plus, I like the “if you know, you know” kind of nod to it. I get it, you have found a piece that “just works” for you. I’m the same way with omega, love the brand but still haven’t found a piece the jives with me. I’m hoping the railmaster will solve that, but haven’t had the chance to try it on yet.

Just got my first grand seiko ( sgbx263) watch .. it’s amazing … the quality and craftsmanship really exceeded my expectations…

I'm getting myself a SLGA009 this Christmas and I'm very much looking forward to it. Objectively, the accuracy of the spring drive movement and the craftsmanship are out of this world... IMO this leads to some hateful comments from people who spent more and got less. If you are trading with watches, I agree that there are better options. For myself though, I fell in love. Either way, don't put down other brands to validate your choices and be confident in what you personally like :-) That said, I'd still love to see you get a GS, Britt 😄

I know what you mean about GS. Have come very close on the Snowflake a couple of times, but there are a few things about it that I just never get past. The width at the lugs doesn't taper aggressively enough, I don't want a date complication on a watch like this that wouldn't be a daily driver, the power reserve complication is neat, but also feels unnecessary on something that I wouldn't be wearing on the daily and both of these complications interrupt the beauty of the dial needlessly to me, which feels egregious because the dial is insanely gorgeous. Infinite respect for the brand and the people doing the work on these watches. I want to give them my money, but they aren't designing watches for me right now, and that's okay.

I fell in love when I looked at the GS SBGA415 (Winter) online. However when I tried it on, it felt light weight and cheap (i know its not a cheap). It was sad to fall out of love with that piece right when I put it on..

Agreed with the point about sport vs dress. I have a spring drive GS. I’ve found myself holding it, admiring it more than wearing it. Cus it is not truly a sport watch but it is not completely a dress watch.

I just realized that is a San Miguel Especial beer that we might not have here in the Philippines.

Grumpy Cyborg 0 seconds ago Love your accent. I belive the term to describe it is mid-atlantic, very 22nd century! I met a young Dr who was Malaysian studied medicine in Germany and picked up her English in London. To listen to her was mesmerising. You also have taste in watches which makes your videos a joy to watch, so keep them coming.

All Grand Seiko‘s look like Aqua Terra‘s

First off love your videos💯. I think you should try on and review a 38mm Omega Speedmaster, I think it would definitely change the way you feel about Omega bracelets. For a man I have a small wrist, I’ve owned two Speedmaster’s in the past with one being the 40mm size and the other was 38mm and I can honestly say that the 38mm was an absolute perfect fit for my wrist.

A small sign behind you "Britt Pearce aka Watch Gringa - British Canadian Watch Lover" so you don't have to talk about the accent.

Hey Brittany, perhaps the dressy SBGW231 in 37mm would fit your liking for wearability. It certainly did it too well for me and I can’t live without it 😍

3:30 I know what you mean when it comes to certain aspects of the case shape. I love the angles of the "44GS" case but every time I see wrist shots, I see how tall and "chunky" it really is. Might I recommend something from their Heritage collection: SBGX263. It's much slimmer and less angular than its other siblings. Once I've experienced their quartz offerings, I don't want anything else. until Spring Drive gets smaller. 🤔😆

That is so true! We are such a small group, let’s not fight between us shall we?

Another thing I'd add to pricing is that I would argue that it doesn't always make sense. When I compare two watches, like the SBGA465 and the SBGA293, I don't understand why the 293 is 400 dollars more. The 293 has a comparatively simpler dial, has the same 9R65 Spring Drive movement as the 465, and both have stainless steel cases. The 293 *is* a dress watch but that only comes through with the slight case shape difference and a leather strap. I'm not paying 400 dollars more just to call something a dress watch. Which is very annoying because I would want a watch of that style, but can't justify it. I'd be better off grabbing the SBGX347 for 1900 less and dealing with changing the battery every 2-3 years.

Watched your video. Went and put on my SBGR307, looked at my wrist and thought "Now THAT's a sports watch!"

Out of curiosity, were you able to handle some of the "Evolution 9" cases? (Yeah GS is terrible with the naming). I have the SLGA009, and it's a significant step above in terms of wearability. It's a similar thickness to a Rolex OP at 11.8mm but it wears really low to the wrist, a predominantly brushed finish pushes it more towards sporty and the way the brushed and polished facets meet is just spectacular. The bracelet is much better - more solid feeling with an ever so slight taper - but still not Rolex level and lacking micro-adjustments (strangely GS *HAS* bracelets with micro adjustments but chooses not to have them for most models). Also, not related to wearability, but the accuracy of the new spring drive movement is unbelievable: on my wrist I've only seen -0.5s after a *month*.

Video 2 of telling Brit not to be self conscious about her accent. As a Yorkshireman myself it’s a sincere compliment.

BIKER BRITTANY ( i have Noticed ur ATTITUDE Differs when Wearing it )..! ROCKS..! Haha

What you said is interesting, "They looked like a dress watch that got confused, took a wrong turn, and accidentally ended up in a sporty case...". To me, this is the perfect description of a Rolex Oyster Perpetual and to argue otherwise seems like brand snobbery.

There is allegedly a GS boutique opening here in Boston at some point. I would like to see them in person because that confused dress watch point is I think well placed. As I have a little bit larger wrist, perhaps the bracelet issue would not be a problem for me. (I find the one on my SMP 300 Diver to be just fine and plenty comfortable especially given the weight of the thing.)

I'd choose GS over Rolex any day. It would have to be a spring drive model though. The only exception being the Oyster Perpetual Tiffany dial, absolutely gorgeous. Unfortunately even if I did budget for it, it's now so over priced and scarce I'd be better saving for something I could actually go intro a shop and purchase.

I came for the watch content, stayed for the accent! :) Side note - Everyone should own a Seiko!

I grew up with Seiko but they have the same case shapes as before and their bracelets are under par. Just not feels exciting.

Thanks for Choosing my hometown beer, “San Miguel donde vá…Triunfa!!!

Kudos on yet another great video. And yes, your accent is so complex/confusing it's almost hypnotic 😁. Great analysis and production values. Keep up the good work.

Agree 100%. I really, really like where Grand Seiko is going, but they are not there yet. They have amazing dials and movements, but everything else needs to catch up. I continue to follow GS, and I think I'll own one someday, but they have some more evolving and refining to do.

I've bought five GS watches and sold each one within a year, so I agree. They are the ones you respect and date, but never marry. If it doesn't sizzle, it stays in the box and has to go. I think one problem for me, as a lover of tool watches, is that the zaratsu polish makes them very dressy and easy to scratch.

I found the mechanical models a shade chunky on a slim wrist....so I paid £2000 (list price) for a black dial GS Quartz SBGX261G. The body is a tad slimmer and sits flat...it's a get up and go watch. I love the heft and the excellence of the bracelet. The mesmerising shards of light that burst and flicker from the polished dial are an indication that it is no run-of-the mill timepiece . (Yep - I am fully bonded). The 'spring drive' GS models are worth a mention for the brilliance of their innovation.

Couldn’t agree more. I’ll have a GS one day, but the right one for me. They haven’t made it yet. They will though I’m sure.

1. They are men-sized. As a man, I feel the same when I try on a jumbo sized watch with 40mm diameter. You can switch to a leather band for less weight.

Every now an then I see a GS dial and I think wow wow wow. Superb quality and great finishing.

Well, as a Rolex disliker, I do have to hand it to Rolex for their complete package. No matter Seiko or Grand Seiko, they always leave the bracelet and clasp sub par. They are nice, but I think everyone changes the bracelet or clasp to something else. I usually throw the bracelet in a box and put on a nice strap with a deployment clasp.

Mixing dress and Sport watches is hard, but it will be the best.

My snowflake is more comfortable on the wrist than my Batman

The only issue I have with GS is the bracelet on the Elegance collection, in that the sports watch style bracelet is no match and doesn't seem right with the beautiful dials. Other than that I love GS. I have been fascinated by spring drive and also I was looking for another GMT so I recently bought a GS watch that combines the two. It has the GS generic bracelet style, which looks great on a sports watch. Blown away by the finishing and the accuracy of spring drive (has actually gained about half a second since I bought it a week and a half ago)

dude.... if i go out without a watch I feel butt naked.....how do these people exist?

I finally pulled the trigger on the Shunbun a few months back. It didn't last long in the collection. The dial was about all I loved about this watch. For some reason I had never wound the watch the many times I tried it on. I absolutely hated winding it. Just so scratchy.

I’ve always thought that if grand seiko could put the same effort into their bracelets as they do their dials it would be a game changer. I do own the snowflake ❄️ and the seiko sla 037 which is made at the grand seiko studio. Maybe you should try on the sla037. I also own a batman and a 16030 datejust with a grey dial that i bought new in 1982 when i was 19 for 1175.00. I still think the jubilee bracelet is the best ever made.

I’ve always wanted to add a GS to my collection and I did have the same issue that GS watches look better on the rack than on my wrist…finally added the SBGW289… the non tapered bracelet did bother me at first but now I’m loving it… in fact the non tapered bracelet makes the watch appear sportier and more versatile to dress up or down

What about Credor? They're also made by Seiko and feature spring drive movements in gorgeous dressy designs

Very true. Always too much gatekeeping.Must say I love that green dial Rolex with the matching strap. Did the same thing with a Vostok Komandirskie - £25 the lot and regulated it to +7 s/d. Gatekeeping? Moi? We do what we can do. Love your channel as always. Cheers, Brittany 🍻!

Great video! I started my obsession with watches with a Seiko skx007. Still a favorite. I have everything from micro brands......German....Swiss...and GS. I have the sbga413 you had on your wrist. Fits my wrist well. It is an old case design brought back. Think it is too large for your wrist. I have the sbga429 on the leather strap. Feels much smaller on the wrist. There are many GS that would fit you well. The bracelets? My seiko sarx 055 and 057 have nicer fitting clasps than my cherry blossom. I actually grow flowering cherry trees. Had to have this watch! For me..,the hand finishing and assembly is very cool. Not built by a computer and a robot. I enjoy Seiko and GS references to nature on their watches. But, they over due it a bit. Limited editions! Way too many! I don't really know enough about Rolex to make a video on why I don't have one. Really no desire to own one. I own a 64 1/2 K code mustang. Also a 2019 mustang bullitt. These cars speak to me. Could have bought a Porsche or a Vette. No interest in them. Watches are the same. Buy and collect what makes you feel great!

Enthusiast #1: I love Rolex! Everyone else: It's time to stop gatekeeping! Enthusiast #2: I love Omega! Everyone else: We love you! Enthusiast #3: I love Grand Seiko! Everyone else: This can work! (start singing "Imagine" by John Lennon) Enthusiast #4: I love MVMT!!! Everyone else: Aaannnddd we're back!

Grand Seiko bracelets and overall design language is way too conservative, hence the "confused dress watch". It really reminds me of 80's and 90's Japanese Salary Man aesthetic. Way too business in a bad way.

Hi Britt, if only we all had unlimited funds to explore all those burning horological mysteries we could entertain how to answer such questions as whether or not GS watches are dress or not dress or why we didn't buy one. I understand what you’re saying and my comment is that u don’t need to explain why u bought it or didn't. Take no prisoners and get what want or which becomes available to you. Sooo little time and soooo many watches!

You can look at the vintage Grand Seiko or King Seiko, they are perfect for small wrist like yours

What do you think of the GS SBGW295? It’s a dress watch not somewhere in the middle.

The GS is a marvellous, well engineered and finished range of watches. Some models look amazing, yet some look pretty dreadful to my eye. However, like you, there is something that stops me wanting to own one.

I love Seiko, but I really wish they would make more no date watches like the SBGX115/117.

Yes, GS is superb in polishing and details when seeing under magnifying glass. Yet, take a step back and see with naked eye, GS often has an odd styling and incoherent look to me.

Now I understand why I hear strong English accent. Haha. It must be so cool.

Great video Britt. Love your message at the end to all watch aficionados. This isn't brain surgery after all.

I like the Presage, that is a 34mm very versatile all rounder.

Completely agree most of the dials too dressy for the cases. Also agree about the prices, although for different reasons. I do think the watches are 'worth it' in terms of build quality etc, but the fact they release so many, and they are all so similar, it just makes me hesitate because I feel the next release is 2 weeks away and I might like it better. That said, I have bought a simple manual wind 37mm dress watch from them. It was about 4k and honestly the quality is breathtaking, way above my zenith that cost 3x more. It's not very versatile but when I do have occasion to wear it I often get mesmorised by it. The quartz options seem like good bets too because you get the same craftsmanship on the hands and the dial but for way less cash. Definately hurts a lot less to have an occasional wear watch when it isn't a 10k piece that could have been spent on something you are pysched to wear all the time.

i really wanted to like a grand seiko as i heard so many good things about it but honestly when i went to the boutique ... and upon looking and trying some models... even the snowflake... it really didnt spark any interest in me. you are completely right about it being confused if its sporty or dressy. plus the fact that most of the watches are chunky and thick doesnt help. the bracelet is also a big big let down. but i have a feeling grand seiko would produce something nice that id probably wanna buy 1 day... maybe in 10 yrs or so.

Good points, GS watches are usually way too thick to be comfortably wearable. Hey Brittney, care to do a video on collecting watches in a city you can't wear them due to crime? With crime rate on the sharp rise all over the world (not just major cities like LA, NYC, Madrid, Rome, and London), could you please do a video speaking about collecting watches in an era you can no longer wear any of them in fear of armed robbery?

I was listening to you late last night, forget what video was playing in the background and just for a minute I thought you were Lauren Southern

Grand Seiko watches are perfectly beautiful watches. There is nothing boring about them.