Grand Seiko at Watches & Wonders 2026

The main feature of this model is the unexpectedly compact titanium case measuring 40.8 x 12.9 mm. The focal point of these watches is the dial with an original texture that realistically mimics the light reflecting off the ocean's surface. This explains the word "Ushio" in the model name, which translates to "tide." The bezel is equipped with a ceramic insert matching the dial color.

The model is powered by the caliber 9RB1 - a new hybrid movement with a quartz generator, providing an accuracy of +20/-20 seconds per year. Both models come with a three-link titanium bracelet. The clasp features a micro-adjustment mechanism that allows the bracelet length to increase by 18 mm. A corrugated rubber strap is also included. The estimated cost of the models is $12,400.

A rare model in the Grand Seiko catalog with a yellow gold case. The 37 mm case features a black dial. The dial is decorated with the familiar Ice Forest pattern known to all Grand Seiko fans, presented in a new interpretation. Tiny gold flakes of different sizes have been added to the design, making the dial resemble a starry night sky.

The watches are available from June and only in Grand Seiko boutiques. The release is limited to 80 pieces worldwide. The estimated cost of the model is €44,700.

Another model with a yellow gold case. The 38 x 12.9 mm case is complemented by a dial capturing the cherry blossom season. The watch is powered by the high-frequency caliber 9S85, with a stated accuracy of +5 to -3 seconds per day. This automatic movement is equipped with a stop-seconds mechanism and is designed for 55 hours of power reserve.

The new model will be available from July and will be offered in Grand Seiko boutiques. The estimated cost of the model is €33,500.

A novelty with a slight samurai vibe. The 38.5 x 10.2 mm steel case is complemented by an indigo-colored dial. The chosen shade in Japan is known as Katsu-iro – once actively used for samurai armor. The dial is adorned with the "Iwao" pattern, which translates from Japanese as "rock."

The watch is powered by the caliber 9R31 - a movement from the Spring Drive series, equipped with manual winding and a 3-day power reserve. The accuracy is ±1 second per day. The new model will be available from June exclusively in Grand Seiko boutiques. The estimated cost of the model is €10,000.

A novelty with a handcrafted case. The 40 x 9.6 mm case is made of 950 platinum. Both the dial and case are decorated with hand-engraving featuring a pattern inspired by the Tateshina Otaki waterfall. The pattern is designed to create a sense of movement.

Under the dial is the caliber 9R02 - a movement from the Spring Drive series, equipped with manual winding and an 84-hour power reserve. The release is limited to 50 pieces. The estimated cost of the watch is $84,000.

One of the most exclusive novelties of the year. The watch is presented in a 44.5 x 14.43 mm case made of rose gold. It is complemented by a white gold dial decorated with a red mother-of-pearl insert. Around the dial unfolds a true spectacle, featuring 267 diamonds of various cuts and 26 Mozambican garnets. The garnets serve as hour markers.

The model is powered by the caliber 9R01 - a movement from the Spring Drive series, equipped with manual winding and an 8-day power reserve. The accuracy is ±0.5 seconds per day or within 10 seconds per month. The release is limited to 8 pieces. The estimated cost of the watch is $273,000.

Two new women's models in compact steel cases measuring 32.3 x 8.8 mm. The pattern on the watch dial depicts cherry blossom petals floating on water, with dark and light tones representing different times of day.

The models are powered by the caliber 9F51 - a quartz movement with an accuracy of ±10 seconds per year. The novelties will go on sale in January 2027. The estimated cost of the watches is $3,600.