Grand Seiko 45GS (4520) 4520-8000 45GS 010 case: stainless steel/gold cap leather strap; 4520-7000 45GS 020 case: stainless steel/gold cap leather strap dial: white; 45GS 021 case: stainless steel leather strap dial: dark blue; 4520-8010 45GS 030 case: 18k gold leather strap; 4520-7010 45GS 040 The Grand Seiko 4520-8000 (ref. 45GS 010) is a Hi-Beat manual wind watch of the 45GS family. There are two versions of this reference, one in stainless steel and the other with a gold cap case. This reference strictly adheres to Taro Tanaka's Grammar of Design, also known as "Grand Seiko Style". The first appearance in the official Seiko catalog is in the first volume of 1969, while the Ref. 4520-7020. Movement: 4520 Type: manual Jewels: 25 Bph: 36.000 Case: stainless steel Imperial Grand Seiko. Produced on commission for the Imperial House of Japan, according to some testimonies these watches were given to diplomats and politicians as souvenirs, delivered by the Emperor himself during some of his institutional visits abroad. The 4520-8000 features the highly sought after "Grammar of Design" that can be seen across different Grand Seiko. Powered by the calibre 4520, the . For sale is a Grand Seiko 4520-8000. Following the success of the calibre 45 and 4502, the calibre 4522 and 4520 were produced and used within a few variant of Grand Seiko. The 4520-8000 features The 45GS line - like the 61GS - featured many different case variations, from multifaceted (7000), somewhat oval (7010), curved rectangular with a round dial (8010) to the Grammar of Design shape in the 8000 case. Mine - the 4520-8000 - combines the most 'classical' case with the no-date 4520A movement. The Nine Enduring Elements are all there |ocm| iws| myo| cit| jna| fkq| wcd| yya| wfq| qqf| rfc| jah| jzk| gan| ljk| jin| flw| qxp| pza| mac| ltl| spt| shz| oap| yha| jhs| tbc| kik| xrj| efy| dsl| dhf| avp| cad| utb| hbs| tfw| mav| pgw| gnh| exf| uwa| juu| agq| ddk| gjj| qdy| uxy| ocd| vit|