So how does it wear? The watch is designed in such a way that it has a low center of gravity, as a result it sits very comfortable on the wrist. It is a large watch, absolutely, but unlike many large watches it is very refined, everything somehow works together. The low center of gravity and the excellent bracelet contribute to a nice wrist experience.
This is one of the better bracelets I have seen for quite some time now. The clasp, due to its internal design is indeed on the chunkier side, but that’s a trade-off for the added functionality and it stays true to the overall design ethos of this watch. The bracelet integrates nicely with the watch head, you can see and feel that both were built for each-other. The design language found on the watch head is also found on the bracelet.
Beautiful watch, beautiful video, but I can not understand why this is being branded as Seiko? This is clearly up to par with Grand Seiko? Don’t get me wrong, love the watch, but what does this mean for the SBGA231 then (which you have also covered here in the past)?
Seiko is the brand that introduced me to the first dive watch I loved and still do, the SKX which is now discontinued. I can definitely see the charm of this one, a purebred SEIKO diver! Thank you for the wonderful video review