Made by hand for
those who value perfection
What lies at the heart of every Grand Seiko is expert craftsmanship. High-precision parts are adjusted by hand to tolerances of one-hundredth of a millimetre, to yield masterpieces that are worthy of the most discerning eyes.
King of Watches. The Strength of a Lion.
The lion reflects the ambition of the original Grand Seiko team to make a watch that was as precise, durable and beautiful as could be. They defined their goal as making the ’king of watches’, and it has been symbol of Grand Seiko for nearly six decades.
New Arrivals
Desired among watch connoisseurs globally
Regular priceMRP ₹ 3,000,000.00
Inclusive of all taxes
Regular priceMRP ₹ 570,000.00
Inclusive of all taxes
Regular priceMRP ₹ 570,000.00
Inclusive of all taxes
Regular priceMRP ₹ 950,000.00
Inclusive of all taxes
Every stunning dial is meticulously handcrafted
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Evolving Into Sport
Grand Seiko Evolution 9 ushers in the next generation of sports models.
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The Grand Seiko Tentagraph: Outperforms Its Peers?
Ten beats per second, a Three Day power reserve and an Automatic Chronograph. Voila – The Tentagraph. That’s how the name came about and quite accurately defines the watch.Read More >>
All in the details: WatchTime India Exclusive
For its first January-February 2023 digital cover, WatchTime India turns the spotlight on the Grand Seiko SBGE285 - Evolution 9 High Intensity Titanium GMT.Read More >>
Manual winding, high-beat precision, and 80 hours of power. Introducing a new dress watch in the Evolution 9 Style.
Today, the ritual of winding a watch is one of life’s pleasures. The simple act of turning the crown taps into the senses to forge a deeper connection with time’s natural flow. In the 1960s and ’70s, manually wound 10-beat Grand Seiko creations were manufactured in the pursuit of better rate stability and higher precision.Read More >>
The story of the Grand Seiko Kodo Constant-force Tourbillon unfolds with a portrayal of the other side of light and shadow.
In 2022, Grand Seiko presented its first mechanical complication, the Kodo Constant-force Tourbillon, a revolutionary watch that combined a tourbillon and a constant-force mechanism as one unit on a single axis for the first time .. Read More >>
A new color-changing dial captures the shifting hues of a Shinshu sunrise against the Hotaka landscape.
The vast Hotaka mountain range rises in the Shinshu region of central Japan, where all Grand Seiko Spring Drive creations are made. The sun reflecting off this soaring landscape at dawn creates beautiful mountain scenery with ebullient colors transforming from pink to orange as the early morning progresses. Read More >>
A Visit To The Grand Seiko’s Breathtaking Retreat in Shizukuishi
Nestled within the mountainous landscapes of Iwate Prefecture, a journey of over two hours north of Tokyo via the Shinkansen bullet train, brought us to the charming town of Shizukuishi, the birthplace of mechanical watchmaking in Japan. Read More >>
The Grand Seiko Tentagraph: Outperforms Its Peers?
Ten beats per second, a Three Day power reserve and an Automatic Chronograph. Voila – The Tentagraph. That’s how the name came about and quite accurately defines the watch.Read More >>
All in the details: WatchTime India Exclusive
For its first January-February 2023 digital cover, WatchTime India turns the spotlight on the Grand Seiko SBGE285 - Evolution 9 High Intensity Titanium GMT.Read More >>
Manual winding, high-beat precision, and 80 hours of power. Introducing a new dress watch in the Evolution 9 Style.
Today, the ritual of winding a watch is one of life’s pleasures. The simple act of turning the crown taps into the senses to forge a deeper connection with time’s natural flow. In the 1960s and ’70s, manually wound 10-beat Grand Seiko creations were manufactured in the pursuit of better rate stability and higher precision.Read More >>
The story of the Grand Seiko Kodo Constant-force Tourbillon unfolds with a portrayal of the other side of light and shadow.
In 2022, Grand Seiko presented its first mechanical complication, the Kodo Constant-force Tourbillon, a revolutionary watch that combined a tourbillon and a constant-force mechanism as one unit on a single axis for the first time .. Read More >>
WATCH VIDEOS
Watches made with the greatest attention to detail
Zaratsu Polishing
Every part of a Grand Seiko is polished by Master Watchmakers to realise distortion-free and beautiful mirror surfaces.
Testing & Adjustment
On an average, the testing and adjustment of a Grand Seiko takes 17 days.
Shizukuishi & Shinshu Watch Studio
Grand Seiko watches are crafted exclusively at these two remarkable studios in Japan
This is Grand Seiko
The movement, manufacture, history, and design behind Grand Seiko.
MANUFACTURE
Combining cutting-edge technology and time-tested craftsmanship as one of the world's true watch manufactures
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History
Honoring our origins,
Honoring our origins,
embracing our future
December 18, 1960: Grand Seiko is born. With 'Grand Seiko' inscribed under the 12 o'clock position, a new era pursuing the pinnacle of watchmaking begins
MOREDesign
Quality, mastered
Designed with a depth and sophistication that captures the essence of a watch
MOREEnthusiast's Corner
Admirers in India speak about their Grand Seiko experiences
Visiting Seiko Landmarks In Tokyo (And Understanding The Brand’s Refreshed Strategy). By Amish Behl
Being in Tokyo affords a watch lover an interesting peek into how watchmaking has evolved in Japan from a cultural standpoint. We’re all well aware that the Japanese revere crafts and craftspersons of all kinds and take great pride in all things they create locally. Read More >>
Visiting The Grand Seiko Manufacture In Nagano, Japan. By Amish Behl
The opportunity to visit the Grand Seiko manufacture in Japan will always remain an unforgettable part of my journey in watches. Not least because they happen to be one of the brands I respect most. Read More >>
RedBar Bombay Grand Seiko Loyalists Speak
Grand Seiko, now there’s a collector’s watch to reckon with. To begin with, let’s get one thing clear, a Grand Seiko is not a Seiko! Yes, they do have the same parent company but are very different genres in terms of accuracy, craftsmanship and finishing. Read More >>
An Insight Into The Rich History Of The Grand Seiko
Grand Seiko’s movements were subjected to accuracy tests by the Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres (COSC), Switzerland’s official chronometer testing institute, in 1990. Three of the first four prototypes passed, and COSC soon received 50 production movements, all of which matched the institute’s requirements. Read More >>
THM Curates: Grand Seiko x Red Bar Bombay
To everything, there’s a season, and this time around it’s to curate a special event hosted by Grand Seiko for Red Bar Bombay members. You don’t want to miss out on what we’re about to tell you as it looked like our watch aficionados had a jolly good time! I mean the gastronomical theatrics that took place was quite a sight to watch! Read More >>
10 Things You (Probably) Didn’t Know About Grand Seiko.
Within the inner circles of watch enthusiasts and collectors, where beauty is expected to go beyond just skin-deep, no brand has made a bigger splash in recent times than Grand Seiko. With the sheer number of new releases... Read More >>
Visiting Seiko Landmarks In Tokyo (And Understanding The Brand’s Refreshed Strategy). By Amish Behl
Being in Tokyo affords a watch lover an interesting peek into how watchmaking has evolved in Japan from a cultural standpoint. We’re all well aware that the Japanese revere crafts and craftspersons of all kinds and take great pride in all things they create locally. Read More >>
Visiting The Grand Seiko Manufacture In Nagano, Japan. By Amish Behl
The opportunity to visit the Grand Seiko manufacture in Japan will always remain an unforgettable part of my journey in watches. Not least because they happen to be one of the brands I respect most. Read More >>
RedBar Bombay Grand Seiko Loyalists Speak
Grand Seiko, now there’s a collector’s watch to reckon with. To begin with, let’s get one thing clear, a Grand Seiko is not a Seiko! Yes, they do have the same parent company but are very different genres in terms of accuracy, craftsmanship and finishing. Read More >>
An Insight Into The Rich History Of The Grand Seiko
Grand Seiko’s movements were subjected to accuracy tests by the Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres (COSC), Switzerland’s official chronometer testing institute, in 1990. Three of the first four prototypes passed, and COSC soon received 50 production movements, all of which matched the institute’s requirements. Read More >>
Manual-winding Mechanical Hi-Beat 36000 80 Hours Caliber 9SA4
Today, the ritual of winding a watch is one of life’s pleasures.The simple act of turning the crown taps into the senses to forge a deeper connection with time’s natural flow. In the 1960s and ’70s, manually wound 10-beat Grand Seiko creations were manufactured in the pursuit of better rate stability and higher precision. In 2024, for the first time in more than 50 years, Grand Seiko announces a new hand-wound high-beat movement, Caliber 9SA4.
The New Grand Seiko Caliber 9RA5 Spring Drive 5 Days
Slimmer, more precise and more powerful. A new Spring Drive movement marks a new beginning for Grand Seiko.
The New Grand Seiko Caliber 9SA5 Mechanical Hi-Beat 36000 80 Hours
36,000 vph, 80 hours of power reserve and a slim profile,
the best mechanical movement ever from Grand Seiko.
