I had a dream of visiting shizikuishi studio for a long time. But cancer left me immobile for the past two years. As you’re the only watch vlogger whom I watch and appreciate, it’s great to see that you visited their studio and shared it with your subscribers. I remember I bought my first grand seiko from Ginza back in 1977 which I’m still wearing, and this video has brought me to tears. Arigato, Baldassare San.
What a BS ... I have also cancer and I'd was in Japan ... You're a joke with your 77 GS. Send by email to Teddy the cure for C ... to be a better human. See you soon!
I was so sad tread your story Mark. Cancer is indeed the cruelest of diseases. Is it possible that you can recover sufficiently to make new plans to visit GS? I wish you a happy and peaceful Easter Mark, and a fervent hope that treatment will get you back on your feet again. Greetings from England, Bob
Mark, comments like this and knowing people like you enjoy the channel truly means the world to me. I am so pleased to hear this video was able to connect with you and I am so sorry to hear about your health. Keep fighting and wear that Grand Seiko proudly, my friend!
The immense discipline and pride the Japanese have in their work and craftsmanship - no matter how big or small it may seem - is truly remarkable and respectable. This video did an incredible job showing why Grand Seiko is just on another level compared to other watch brands. Thank you Teddy for such an in-depth and intimate visit to GS.
The most important thing matters to me when i buy a product as a consumer is a phrase of “Made in Japan” since my AIWA Walkman, Pioneer sound system and Mazda MX-5 Miata. Whatever they do, they make it like no other. I love Japan and its noble people. ♥️🇯🇵
Made in Japan = the best of the best, no matter making watches, food, clothes etc…. I’ve been to Japan many times, I remember just going into a 7/11 and the snack food would be better than lots of places in Europe . They learned how to make vintage clothes denim/ leather jackets from the old fashion machines but improved with better materials & higher quality stitching & making! 👏🏻👏🏻
trying to develop large wind and stream powered watch engines to power gear boxes with slip drives and an open gear attachment for mills looms sewing food processing washing refrigerator compressors etc Ty Lr
What really stood out to me is how they treat the business like a family. The Meisters are also human resources that oversee the novices and choose successors. It seems that each of the higher ups hold multiple roles. And they're also willing to train people who have no experience!
Because of Teddy, my first luxury watch was a GS. I have worn it every day for the last two years. Everything this video embodies has made the watch a huge part of my life.
@@CommissionerManu Not Grand Seiko. And I own one lol. Grand Seiko can be purchased new for around 5k USD to 6K USD depending on if you get a discount. That's less than the average American spends on an international vacation (plane tickets, hotels, food, and tourism costs). Don't take a vacation for a year and buy a Grand Seiko.
@@drsrsv8884 Calling a 6-11k watch cheap is really preumptuous. It's a life changing amount for the majority of people on this Planet... Just keep that in mind. Were talking about obsolete luxury goods after all, however nice they might be.
@@CommissionerManuHe said forever his holy grail so don't take it personally, and get offended like a btch. Watch collecting is personal and subjective, not just about the price. I hope you will underatand that someday.
Wow. Congrats on getting access. Remarkable discipline. The student-craftsperson says that only by following the teacher 100% will they eventually be able to develop their own style. Amazing.
The Japanese have such a rich history of Mentor, student. In food, tattooing, engineering etc it’s awesome to see, especially being state sponsored or gov paid for apprenticeships like a lot of European countries do as well.
This exact tour is open to the public for free, folks! And it’s fantastic. You just need to make a reservation online. That same Japanese gentleman guided my personal tour in 2023. Glad Teddy is sharing this experience broadly!
Wow.Excellent video. Kevin O’Leary said it best about Grand Seiko. “You get a $70,000 watch for around $30,000.“ This video proves what I always say. SEIKO IS KING !!
My grandfather had good sense of picking up watches and did great job in handing over his Grand Seiko First to next generations. His grandson(me) who just turned 30 will cherish and actually use it for the rest of his life. Thanks for the great video Ted!
I absolutely love Teddy's visits to various watch makers! Such an amazing way to see how these incredible little machines come into being. A Grand Seiko is definitely a "grail" for me, so this one was extra special.
Fan of Grand Seiko, thank you for bringing giving a voice to the makers of GS. Really makes me felt proud to wear what they take so much pride to create.
I love their approach to strive for perfection, reflecting the nature theme in their products, and their approach towards mastering the craftmansship of watchmaking... Outstanding pieces and nice presentation - thanks Teddy☺️👍
I just have the utmost respect for this trade,to assemble and craft a beautiful piece of micro mechanical art is a joy to watch-the skill and steady hand eye coordination from these men and women, outstanding!
I love the connection Seiko has with their natural surroundings, especially in their dials. In the meantime, the way the Swatch Group has positioned their brands and swap movements among them, Grand Seiko has established itself as a luxury brand true to the term luxury. Craftsmanship, quality, passion, exclusivity, heritage, service. I think passion has gone missing from most Swiss brands.
Been waiting for this video! It's nice to see the appreciation Grand Seiko has for nature when designing their studio, and it goes beyond their marking for inspiration in watchmaking.
Its amazing how much thought and effort goes into simply using a screwdriver @ 13:23. That is an exceptional shot btw, whoever noticed that. Well done!
An absolute dream and privilege would it be to visit their facilities. I’m happy this superb channel exists so we can get a glimpse of what it would be like to be there. Grand Seiko is at the top of watchmaking as far as I’m concerned. Excellent video as always! Thank you!
A brilliant video and insight, thank you Teddy, my admiration for Grand Seiko is much higher after watching this and seeing the dedication and pride of the masters assembling the watches.
Precision and artistry working in harmony, that’s what the Japanese is known for. Simply beautiful. I have a few Seiko’s and are my favourites of my collection and looking forward to graduating to a Grand Seiko.
Thanks Teddy! This was the video I needed. I love that you do all this. I just met Joe at the NYC boutique and he’s an amazing person. It’s so cool to see this behind the scenes of this unbelievable brand! Teddy you are one of one in this industry!
Teddy, man... you hit it out of the park with this one.
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Thank you for the exceptional content you have brought to us all these years! Totally deserved milestone, Teddy! We'll be with you in your future achievements!
Thanks for the great video Teddy. Very well done. Shows the human element, and pride these craftsman have. Very cool to see the people who made, and adjusted my high beat gs. Hand made, no robots here! Seeing this really make you appreciate what you have on your wrist.❤ Thanks again
That was beautiful! Thank you for this high qualitiy content. You can literally feel the passion they have for their watches. It is not only a product. It is a masterpiece. Every single one of them. Greetings from Germany.
Have you noticed that very little is offered regarding the making of their beautiful dials? Their dials are miniature works of art and I don't blame Grand Seiko for keeping some of their processes secret. It's always a treat to see the GS approach.
The GS dials are addictive. I just got my 4th one… it’s the red dial GMT and is my favorite now by far. I just can’t quit staring at it when I wear it. Thx for doing this video Teddy.
Fantastic video, Teddy! What I really appreciate is how you let the craftspeople speak for most of the video, and that was a fascinating glimpse of the corporate culture, ethos, and master-apprentice regimen that's part of GS. These are definitely individuals who've each put in their 10,000 hours toward mastery! And I admire their forward-looking approach (ie., not necessarily doing things the same way for the sake of tradition, but continual refinement and product development). It's been years since I've been in Japan, so I appreciated the scenic camera-work of a part of the country many don't see. White Birch or Snowflake are my grail watches. Keep up the great work!
Man, so cool! Thanks for introducing Grand Seiko Studio! I love my Grand Seiko (Spring Drive), actually it‘s Seiko branded! Owning it over 10 years and still working like new! Timeless design!
Thank you for bringing such an awesome video to us. This is one of the best videos I’ve seen from you ever. Very cool to see the inside workings of accompany such as this.
Grand Seiko would eclipse Rolex if the people would be educated to the significance of the positive progress in watch technology. Additionally GS put in the artistry into the appearance of the watch inside and out. In October 2008, the private space adventurer, Richard Garriott, took Model SPS005 Spring Drive into space on his mission to the International Space Station (ISS). The SPS005 Spacewalk is truly a unique design. The Prospex LX line has the spring drive and can arguably contest GS quality in some of there models. Seiko/GS would be appreciated far more if people would look more beyond the brand name.
Broooo ive been waiting for this one! Teddy you're the man brother! Such an honor! Also, learning u were a fan of metalcore in your recent video got me hype. Fellow metalhead here. You make watch collecting fun brother.
Love my Grand Seiko 60th Anniversary Limited Edition. Seeing Teddy’s video makes me appreciate it even more. I look forward to my next GS purchase. Keep innovating!
Once again Teddy delivers high quality content! This is an amazing look at the GS studio in Japan and really focuses on the artistry and the watchmakers. Please keep it up and make more like it, we will be watching!!
Bravo! Great video! As someone who has lived in Japan, I salute you for your humbleness, attitude and respect. That goes a long way in Japan, something I believe you're already benefiting from. I'm looking forward to owning my first GS.
With your help, Teddy, I've been blessed to purchase GS Spring Drive, Hi-Beat, and Quartz watches. And I adore them all. There are no better watches made in the world today than Grand Seiko.
Teddy, yet again a beautiful video illustrating Grand Seiko’s craftsmanship but also their exquisite mentality. The latter is injecting pride to be able to work for a company that delivers top quality but also humbleness in that one is to train one’s successor as an illustration of the fact that nobody is more important than the collective. I own 12 Grand Seiko watches, and I do not understand what the issues are in some of the comments. Service has always been exquisite. Quality is at least on par with my Swiss watches. Thank you Teddy!
I had a dream of visiting shizikuishi studio for a long time. But cancer left me immobile for the past two years. As you’re the only watch vlogger whom I watch and appreciate, it’s great to see that you visited their studio and shared it with your subscribers. I remember I bought my first grand seiko from Ginza back in 1977 which I’m still wearing, and this video has brought me to tears. Arigato, Baldassare San.
I love your comment!
What a BS ... I have also cancer and I'd was in Japan ... You're a joke with your 77 GS. Send by email to Teddy the cure for C ... to be a better human. See you soon!
I was so sad tread your story Mark. Cancer is indeed the cruelest of diseases. Is it possible that you can recover sufficiently to make new plans to visit GS?
I wish you a happy and peaceful Easter Mark, and a fervent hope that treatment will get you back on your feet again. Greetings from England, Bob
Mark, comments like this and knowing people like you enjoy the channel truly means the world to me. I am so pleased to hear this video was able to connect with you and I am so sorry to hear about your health. Keep fighting and wear that Grand Seiko proudly, my friend!
I hope you recover sufficiently to return and buy yourself whatever you love
This is the content that puts Teddy in a league above the rest of content creators. What a way to celebrate a million subscribers!
The immense discipline and pride the Japanese have in their work and craftsmanship - no matter how big or small it may seem - is truly remarkable and respectable. This video did an incredible job showing why Grand Seiko is just on another level compared to other watch brands. Thank you Teddy for such an in-depth and intimate visit to GS.
この雫石工場がある岩手県に住んでいます！訪れていただきありがとうございます！
岩手県は日本でも海外でも有名な場所じゃないので、たくさんの観光客が訪れて住む人も増えたらうれしいです！
あなたの動画で少しでも岩手の魅力が広がったらうれしいです。
動画にしてくださりありがとうございました！
また、手に負えない人々がやってきて、その場所を破壊することにもなりかねない。
I would love to visit Iwate. It is on my bucket list now!
The most important thing matters to me when i buy a product as a consumer is a phrase of “Made in Japan” since my AIWA Walkman, Pioneer sound system and Mazda MX-5 Miata. Whatever they do, they make it like no other. I love Japan and its noble people. ♥️🇯🇵
Made in Japan = the best of the best, no matter making watches, food, clothes etc…. I’ve been to Japan many times, I remember just going into a 7/11 and the snack food would be better than lots of places in Europe . They learned how to make vintage clothes denim/ leather jackets from the old fashion machines but improved with better materials & higher quality stitching & making! 👏🏻👏🏻
trying to develop large wind and stream powered watch engines to power gear boxes with slip drives and an open gear attachment for mills looms sewing food processing washing refrigerator compressors etc
Ty
Lr
What really stood out to me is how they treat the business like a family. The Meisters are also human resources that oversee the novices and choose successors. It seems that each of the higher ups hold multiple roles. And they're also willing to train people who have no experience!
Classic Japanese Sempai/Kohai relationship
Because of Teddy, my first luxury watch was a GS. I have worn it every day for the last two years. Everything this video embodies has made the watch a huge part of my life.
Going to Japan is an awesome experience. I love their culture and how they put excellence into everything they do
Spring drive watche are hybrid, they use electicity instead of a barrel
Except for aligning bezels
The Grand Seiko watches is truly a classy and elegant watch that deserves to be in the luxury watch category.
They are bro
Until they fix their bracelet, they can never stand level with the Swiss.
Lmao weabo simp
Now we have to get GS to make a world class bracelet to go with their world class watches.
@@Monami262Just curious. What’s the issue with their bracelets?
Watch master at Grand Seiko.
That’s one job A.I. will never steal 👏
GS will forever be my holy grail.
@@drsrsv8884you think a watch brand that starts at $6K USD is cheap?!?
@@drsrsv8884alright mate, what’s your idea of a grail watch then?
@@CommissionerManu Not Grand Seiko. And I own one lol.
Grand Seiko can be purchased new for around 5k USD to 6K USD depending on if you get a discount. That's less than the average American spends on an international vacation (plane tickets, hotels, food, and tourism costs).
Don't take a vacation for a year and buy a Grand Seiko.
@@drsrsv8884
Calling a 6-11k watch cheap is really preumptuous.
It's a life changing amount for the majority of people on this Planet...
Just keep that in mind. Were talking about obsolete luxury goods after all, however nice they might be.
@@CommissionerManuHe said forever his holy grail so don't take it personally, and get offended like a btch.
Watch collecting is personal and subjective, not just about the price. I hope you will underatand that someday.
Congratulations on 1 million subs Teddy!
Thank you, Erik!
Well deserved mate
This was the point ... Now what 🤨
This was cinema. Sheer Delight. Thank you Teddy and rest of the team for making this happen.
Grand Seiko video and Teddy achieving 1 Million subs just made my day
Wow. Congrats on getting access. Remarkable discipline. The student-craftsperson says that only by following the teacher 100% will they eventually be able to develop their own style. Amazing.
Vertical manufacturing is always neat but on top of that, the onramp for new talent, and recognition of the machining operators is highly admirable
The Japanese have such a rich history of Mentor, student. In food, tattooing, engineering etc it’s awesome to see, especially being state sponsored or gov paid for apprenticeships like a lot of European countries do as well.
One can learn from school, from books, but it’s nothing like learning from another human and his experience.
This exact tour is open to the public for free, folks! And it’s fantastic. You just need to make a reservation online.
That same Japanese gentleman guided my personal tour in 2023. Glad Teddy is sharing this experience broadly!
Teddy has single handedly made me love Grand Seiko, the history, the watches and the company. Absolutely beautiful!
Japan quality is outstanding 🇯🇵
Wow.Excellent video. Kevin O’Leary said it best about Grand Seiko. “You get a $70,000 watch for around $30,000.“ This video proves what I always say. SEIKO IS KING !!
They're seriously underrated
It's been like 10 months since their last video together? I think we're due for another collaboration between the two!
@@newtonarori7344 yes
@@kutter_ttl6786 Absolutely
@@kutter_ttl6786 Well, I feel Teddy does just fine without Mr. Wonderful.
Wow, long time coming. Super excited to look at Shizukuishi, and its nice to see Joe again. Thanks for making this Teddy!
Bought my first GS 2 years ago in Tokyo went with the “snowflake” so proud of it still.
My grandfather had good sense of picking up watches and did great job in handing over his Grand Seiko First to next generations. His grandson(me) who just turned 30 will cherish and actually use it for the rest of his life. Thanks for the great video Ted!
Thank you Teddy for this immersive tour of one of the most iconic watchmaking studios in the world. Impeccably done.
I absolutely love Teddy's visits to various watch makers! Such an amazing way to see how these incredible little machines come into being. A Grand Seiko is definitely a "grail" for me, so this one was extra special.
Thank you, Teddy, for sharing your visit at this amazing watchmaking studio.
What an incredible video! It’s amazing to see the level of craftsmanship that goes into Grand Seiko. Thank you for making this happen!
Fan of Grand Seiko, thank you for bringing giving a voice to the makers of GS. Really makes me felt proud to wear what they take so much pride to create.
teddy, your chill and personality are so refreshing. your content is unbeatable
I love their approach to strive for perfection, reflecting the nature theme in their products, and their approach towards mastering the craftmansship of watchmaking... Outstanding pieces and nice presentation - thanks Teddy☺️👍
I just have the utmost respect for this trade,to assemble and craft a beautiful piece of micro mechanical art is a joy to watch-the skill and steady hand eye coordination from these men and women, outstanding!
I love the connection Seiko has with their natural surroundings, especially in their dials. In the meantime, the way the Swatch Group has positioned their brands and swap movements among them, Grand Seiko has established itself as a luxury brand true to the term luxury. Craftsmanship, quality, passion, exclusivity, heritage, service. I think passion has gone missing from most Swiss brands.
Loved the interviews of the watchmakers at the end.
This video makes every other expensive watch look like simple show-off bling-bling.
especially Breitbling lol
A lot of luxury brands treat their manufacturing facilities like it's Area 51 so nobody can really appreciate what goes into it anyway.
Look at how employees are treated, not as worker, but as Craftspeople. And this is reflected in the quality of their work.
why not appreciate one without discrediting others?
Been waiting for this for so long 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 thanks Teddy!
Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoy it.
This makes me appreciate my GS even more seeing where it was created.
Been waiting for this video! It's nice to see the appreciation Grand Seiko has for nature when designing their studio, and it goes beyond their marking for inspiration in watchmaking.
Teddy and team! What an introduction! I felt actual shivers watching this.
Beautiful photography and cinematography! 🤯
Mesmerising stuff. The amount of care and passion on display by all involved is astounding!
Its amazing how much thought and effort goes into simply using a screwdriver @ 13:23. That is an exceptional shot btw, whoever noticed that. Well done!
I love their dial designs and I feel that they are the only big brand truly innovative nowadays. Thanks for showing us how they work.
Congrats on 1 M
Thank you very much!
Love the fact that everyone respects the snow in front of the building.
An absolute dream and privilege would it be to visit their facilities. I’m happy this superb channel exists so we can get a glimpse of what it would be like to be there. Grand Seiko is at the top of watchmaking as far as I’m concerned. Excellent video as always!
Thank you!
The craftsmanship of this video is insane!
Wow, production of GS is just a form of art! And people working there are purely amazing!
Grand Seiko is the next brand I’m adding to my collection!
Can’t wait to own one!
A brilliant video and insight, thank you Teddy, my admiration for Grand Seiko is much higher after watching this and seeing the dedication and pride of the masters assembling the watches.
This is on my bucket list, to visit the Grand Seiko studio and to buy a watch directly from. You sir are living the dream.
This was so well produced.
Precision and artistry working in harmony, that’s what the Japanese is known for. Simply beautiful.
I have a few Seiko’s and are my favourites of my collection and looking forward to graduating to a Grand Seiko.
I have 3 Seiko, no doubt about it. This brand is the Pride of JAPAN
Thank you for the tour! Appreciate how it's focused on the people making the watches.
My father bought himself a grand seiko while he was in japan, and I find myself marvelling at it more than Id like to admit!
Thanks Teddy! This was the video I needed. I love that you do all this. I just met Joe at the NYC boutique and he’s an amazing person. It’s so cool to see this behind the scenes of this unbelievable brand! Teddy you are one of one in this industry!
Thank you for this kind comment, Austin! Appreciate it brother.
Teddy, man... you hit it out of the park with this one.
Thank you for the exceptional content you have brought to us all these years! Totally deserved milestone, Teddy! We'll be with you in your future achievements!
Grand Seiko is the pursuit of wonderous perfection ans fantastic watchmaking.
Mr baldassarre living his dream. Very cool to witness.
Congrats Teddy for hitting 1 MILLION subscribers. Now onward to 2 million!
Love the video. Makes me proud to be a Grand Seiko owner and appreciating the significance of the brand in quality watchmaking.
Huge congratulations on 1 million!!!!!! 🎉
Visited here early this year and had an unforgettable experience. This video allowed me to relive that, thanks Teddy.
The best watchmaking video you have produced. The Swiss should visit Grand Seiko and learn something about excellence and craftsmanship.
The studio is as beautiful as the watches
Spectacular videography! Thank you, this was a joy to watch.
The square-headed screw on the stud totally reassuring.
The only true innovators of modern watchmaking.
Thanks for the great video Teddy. Very well done. Shows the human element, and pride these craftsman have. Very cool to see the people who made, and adjusted my high beat gs. Hand made, no robots here! Seeing this really make you appreciate what you have on your wrist.❤
Thanks again
I had tears in my eyes when the video started, That's a special experience Teddy and I understand how much it means to you.
That was beautiful! Thank you for this high qualitiy content. You can literally feel the passion they have for their watches. It is not only a product. It is a masterpiece. Every single one of them. Greetings from Germany.
Have you noticed that very little is offered regarding the making of their beautiful dials? Their dials are miniature works of art and I don't blame Grand Seiko for keeping some of their processes secret. It's always a treat to see the GS approach.
What a high quality insight in the work Grand Seiko is doing. Fascinating brand, after watching it even more so.
This is fkn GOAT watch content. Yours is the best out there. Thank you for this, Teddy. Keep it up bud
The level of quality makes them the best value watches on the market!
Congratulations on 1 mil subs Teddy! Well deserved! Make a video about it. You earned it! 🙌🏻
The GS dials are addictive. I just got my 4th one… it’s the red dial GMT and is my favorite now by far. I just can’t quit staring at it when I wear it.
Thx for doing this video Teddy.
Yes 🎉 thank you Teddy. This channel is a gift that keeps on giving
Fantastic video, Teddy! What I really appreciate is how you let the craftspeople speak for most of the video, and that was a fascinating glimpse of the corporate culture, ethos, and master-apprentice regimen that's part of GS. These are definitely individuals who've each put in their 10,000 hours toward mastery! And I admire their forward-looking approach (ie., not necessarily doing things the same way for the sake of tradition, but continual refinement and product development). It's been years since I've been in Japan, so I appreciated the scenic camera-work of a part of the country many don't see. White Birch or Snowflake are my grail watches. Keep up the great work!
You’re living the dream visiting all these wonderful workshops 👏
Thank you Teddy for this wonderful journey
Man, so cool! Thanks for introducing Grand Seiko Studio! I love my Grand Seiko (Spring Drive), actually it‘s Seiko branded! Owning it over 10 years and still working like new! Timeless design!
Usually here for the watch content, but damn this video work is sick, shot and edited elegantly. Kudos to the production team
Absolutely love these watch manufacturing tours. Incredible to see where they come from and how they are built! Also CONGRATS ON 1 MILLIONS SUBS!!! 👏👏
Thank you for bringing such an awesome video to us. This is one of the best videos I’ve seen from you ever. Very cool to see the inside workings of accompany such as this.
The Rolex Submariner has been my "Holy Grail" watch for 20 years. I think now I would love a "Grand Seiko" instead.
Grand Seiko would eclipse Rolex if the people would be educated to the significance of the positive progress in watch technology. Additionally GS put in the artistry into the appearance of the watch inside and out. In October 2008, the private space adventurer, Richard Garriott, took Model SPS005 Spring Drive into space on his mission to the International Space Station (ISS). The SPS005 Spacewalk is truly a unique design. The Prospex LX line has the spring drive and can arguably contest GS quality in some of there models. Seiko/GS would be appreciated far more if people would look more beyond the brand name.
Broooo ive been waiting for this one! Teddy you're the man brother! Such an honor! Also, learning u were a fan of metalcore in your recent video got me hype. Fellow metalhead here. You make watch collecting fun brother.
Thank you!! This and the Nomos tour are among my favorite of your collection of videos. Cheers!!
Love my Grand Seiko 60th Anniversary Limited Edition. Seeing Teddy’s video makes me appreciate it even more. I look forward to my next GS purchase. Keep innovating!
It’s all about the quality of the people and company culture. Great products will follow.
That’s a true honor. GS is a perfect marriage of craftsmanship, respect for nature, tradition and technological prowess. My respects
Once again Teddy delivers high quality content! This is an amazing look at the GS studio in Japan and really focuses on the artistry and the watchmakers. Please keep it up and make more like it, we will be watching!!
Congrats on the 1 million! Crazy youve hit that milestone AND have opened your store in the same year!!!
Bravo! Great video! As someone who has lived in Japan, I salute you for your humbleness, attitude and respect. That goes a long way in Japan, something I believe you're already benefiting from. I'm looking forward to owning my first GS.
I've been dying to see a tour of the factory on UA-cam. Thanks Teddy!
With your help, Teddy, I've been blessed to purchase GS Spring Drive, Hi-Beat, and Quartz watches. And I adore them all. There are no better watches made in the world today than Grand Seiko.
The image quality of this video is spot on, thank you!
Teddy, yet again a beautiful video illustrating Grand Seiko’s craftsmanship but also their exquisite mentality. The latter is injecting pride to be able to work for a company that delivers top quality but also humbleness in that one is to train one’s successor as an illustration of the fact that nobody is more important than the collective. I own 12 Grand Seiko watches, and I do not understand what the issues are in some of the comments. Service has always been exquisite. Quality is at least on par with my Swiss watches. Thank you Teddy!