Is the Grand Seiko Spring Drive GMT SBGE248 the statement piece that will fulfill your needs?

Little Treasury Website: https://littletreasury.com Grand Seiko SBGE248: https://littletreasury.com/product/gr... Chris goes in depth with the Grand Seiko SBGE248 two tone GMT piece, and offers his humble opinion! You can contact Chris directly: [email protected] Time Stamps: 1:40 : Intro 2:14 : Features 5:55 : Humble Opinion Watch info: SPECIFICATIONS Exterior Case Material : Stainless steel with 18k yellow gold bezel Glass Material : Dual-curved sapphire crystal Glass Coating : Anti-reflective coating on inner surface Lumi Brite : Lumibrite on hands, indexes and bezel Case size : Diameter 44mm × Thickness 14.7mm The perimeter of Band : 195mm Clasp type : Three-fold clasp with push button release Movement Caliber no. : 9R66 Instructions Movement Type : Spring Drive Power reserve : Approx. 72 hours(3 days) Accuracy : ±1 second per day / ±15 seconds per month (average) Functions Water resistance : 20 bar Magnetic resistance : Equipped Weight : 190.0 g Other details / Features : ・24-hour hand (dual time display function) ・30 jewels ・Calendar-linked time difference adjustment function ・Date display ・Power reserve display ・Rotating bezel (24-hour display) ・Screw case back ・Screw-down crown ・Stop seconds hand function FEATURES A Spring Drive GMT that shines in 18k Yellow Gold and Blue The contrast between the 18k yellow gold of the bezel and the blue of the indicator ring is a new color scheme within the sport collection and a first for Grand Seiko. Inspired by the morning sun floating on the horizon, beneath the sapphire crystal bezel lies a bold expression of blue, delivering a strong sense of transparency, breadth and depth. This timepiece achieves the difficult balance of high performance and elegance. Equipped with a GMT hand, this watch features Grand Seiko’s unique Spring Drive caliber, which combines the motive force of a mainspring with the high precision of a quartz watch. The second hand movement over the blue dial, further highlights a glide motion that reflects the natural and continuous flow of time itself.