Masao Kozumi’s handcrafted abalone shell dish, inspired by traditional Japanese forms and echoing the natural beauty of the SLGW003's white birch dial.

Teddy Baldassarre takes a deep dive with the Grand Seiko SBGA413.

Produced in Japan since the Jomon period, black pottery is perfected by Kōichi Uchida's techniques, akin to the SBGJ277's refined beauty.

Masao Kozumi, known for delicate glass art, echoes Edo-period Japanese craftsmanship with "air-blowing" technique.

The Hasegawa family's hand-hammered "Arare" bumps on silver, resembling bubble wrap, blend tradition with modern craftsmanship.

Teddy Baldassarre shares his experience with the inimitable Grand Seiko SLGH005.

Moe Watanabe's bark basket, influenced by Rokansai Iizuka, uses ancient techniques to elevate functional art with dynamic beauty.

A Grand Seiko Boutique Online Exclusive with a vibrant scarlet dial.

Manual winding, high-beat precision, and 80 hours of power. Introducing a new dress watch design in the Evolution 9 Style.

A new color-changing dial captures the shifting hues of a Shinshu sunrise against the Hotaka landscape.