Gearing up for spring, Grand Seiko has revealed three new additions to its Heritage Assortment. Drawing inspiration from the seasonal cherry blossoms, the lineup consists of two “Sakura-Kakushi” dialed references alongside a “Sakura-Tukiyo” variant.
Main the discharge is the SBGH368 “Sakura-Kakushi” crafted in 18k rose gold with a case dimension of 38mm. Priced at $31,200 USD, this non-limited version reference incorporates a heat pink dial that shines radiantly, representing the scene of snow-covered cherry blossoms, often known as sakura-kakushi. Symbolizing the tree’s trunk, the timepiece is paired with a brown leather-based strap, which compliments the serene and chic temper of the dial. Inside, the Hello-Beat 9S85 motion ensures steady precision by lowering variations in accuracy, whereas providing an influence reserve of 55 hours.
As for the STGK031 “Sakura-Kakushi” and the STGK033 “Sakura-Tukiyo,” each wristwatches arrive in a 30mm case diameter and a stainless-steel construct. Retailing at $6,400 USD, these new fashions retain the distinctive bezel-free building of the unique, permitting seamless integration of the crystal with the case and have dials that evoke the fantastic thing about cherry blossoms in early spring.
STGK031’s dial is doused in a comfortable silvery pink, mimicking the frosted cherry blossoms as seen in Japan’s Tohoku area throughout spring. In the meantime, STGK033 showcases a champagne-gold dial impressed by cherry blossoms basking within the gentle of a full moon. Each watches are powered by the model’s smallest computerized mechanical motion, the 9S27 caliber, making them the slimmest computerized Grand Seiko timepieces to this point.
These new creations might be obtainable at Grand Seiko Boutiques in addition to choose retail companions worldwide in April 2025. For extra info, go to the model’s official web site.
