wfjackson
Bronze Contributor
Putting up my GS Tentagraph for sale. It's a complete kit, box, papers, all additional links, even the GS polishing mitt. Bought from a US AD shortly after release last year (2023), so has the remainder of the 5 year international warranty, and I also have the duty receipt that I can provide to the purchaser. The watch is in good used shape, there are a few slight hairlines on the clasp and bracelet that I've tried to photograph, but don't show up particularly well. I have a video of the watch I just took that I can share with interested parties that does a better job of highlighting them.
Asking for $13,500 face-to-face in Victoria or + insured shipping.
Only trade I'd be looking for would be a Rolex Submariner (open to the right 5 or 6 digit variation).
From Grand Seiko:
"High-beat precision and three days of power reserve come together in the new Tentagraph, Grand Seiko’s first mechanical chronograph.
The Tentagraph, an automatic high-beat chronograph, is the first watch of its kind from Grand Seiko. Powered by the new Caliber 9SC5, which uses the Caliber 9SA5 as its base, it is emblematic of the next generation of Grand Seiko sports watches, both for its technological innovation and its equally stunning Evolution 9 Style. With a power reserve of 72 hours, the Tentagraph is the longest-running 10-beat chronograph on the market today. And its design has been fully updated for active use and easy reading while in motion.
The Tentagraph’s case and bracelet are made from High-intensity titanium, which is about 30 percent lighter and more scratch resistant than stainless steel, and its bezel is made from scratch-resistant ceramic. The watch’s dial pattern evokes the magnificence of Mt. Iwate, the soaring peak visible from the Grand Seiko Studio Shizukuishi."
Asking for $13,500 face-to-face in Victoria or + insured shipping.
Only trade I'd be looking for would be a Rolex Submariner (open to the right 5 or 6 digit variation).
From Grand Seiko:
"High-beat precision and three days of power reserve come together in the new Tentagraph, Grand Seiko’s first mechanical chronograph.
The Tentagraph, an automatic high-beat chronograph, is the first watch of its kind from Grand Seiko. Powered by the new Caliber 9SC5, which uses the Caliber 9SA5 as its base, it is emblematic of the next generation of Grand Seiko sports watches, both for its technological innovation and its equally stunning Evolution 9 Style. With a power reserve of 72 hours, the Tentagraph is the longest-running 10-beat chronograph on the market today. And its design has been fully updated for active use and easy reading while in motion.
The Tentagraph’s case and bracelet are made from High-intensity titanium, which is about 30 percent lighter and more scratch resistant than stainless steel, and its bezel is made from scratch-resistant ceramic. The watch’s dial pattern evokes the magnificence of Mt. Iwate, the soaring peak visible from the Grand Seiko Studio Shizukuishi."
