Join us for an unforgettable evening with a special guest from Japan.

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

Food, drinks, and a Q&A with a special guest from Japan.

Creating Grand Seiko's first mechanical chronograph movement with movement designer, Kengo Ito.

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

Explore Grand Seiko's "Alive in Time" concept through expert discussions, showcasing how the philosophy transcends watchmaking boundaries.

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