Heritage Collection
Mechanical Hi-Beat 36000
SBGH353
A classic Grand Seiko design with a dial that captures Shūbun, a treasured moment in the Japanese seasonal calendar.
SBGH353
Heritage Collection
CHF 8,000.00
Feb.2025ReleaseDate
Caractéristiques
The dial is inspired by the clear night skies that Japan enjoys during Shūbun, the sixteenth of the twenty-four sekki or seasons, which falls around the time of the autumn equinox. The gold-toned Grand Seiko lettering and seconds hand stand out in sharp relief against the deep blue dial, echoing the way the moon and stars illuminate the night sky.
This is a modern re-interpretation of the celebrated 62GS from 1967, whose characteristic sharp edges and perfect, distortion-free surfaces can only be created with Zaratsu polishing. The watch’s wide dial opening was achieved thanks to a bezel-free construction, lending the 62GS a distinctive appearance on the wrist.
Inside is the Hi-Beat automatic Caliber 9S85, hand-assembled by the skilled craftsmen and women of the Grand Seiko Studio Shizukuishi.
Spécificités
| Case back: | See-through & Screw case back |
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| Composition du verre: | Saphir box- shaped |
| Revêtement du verre: | Revêtement anti-reflet sur la surface interne |
| Dimension du boîtier: | Diamètre 40.0mm Lug-to-lug 47.0mm Épaisseur 12.9mm |
| Band width: | 21mm |
| Type de boucle: | Fermoir à boucle déployante avec ouverture par bouton-poussoir |
| Calibre: | 9S85 Manuels d’utilisation |
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| Type de mouvement: | Automatique avec fonction de remontage manuel |
| Réserve de marche: | Environ 55 heures |
| En position statique: | - 3 à + 5 secondes par jour |
| Étanchéité: | 10 bar |
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| Poids: | 155 g |
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A case and bracelet in Ever-Brilliant Steel
The case and bracelet are made of highly anticorrosive Ever-Brilliant Steel, a stainless-steel alloy that boasts a PREN (Pitting Resistance Equivalent Number) value 1.7 times higher than that of the grade of steel used in most high-end watches.
Caliber 9S85
This high-frequency mechanical movement was developed by rethinking the parts that form the foundation of the watch’s precision, granting the level of torque necessary to maintain a high oscillation rate and realizing a practical power reserve of about 55 hours when fully wound.
