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Introducing the Grand SEIKO 62GS "Hanaikada" ladies' watch, model STGF387!

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This is a 26mm small-size quartz model of the "Hanaikada" (flower raft) design, which is highly popular among the "62GS" series.
This model is based on the "62GS Modern Design Model," a modern interpretation of the "62GS," the first automatic mechanical watch in Grand SEIKO history, released in 1967. The dial expresses the unique seasonal changes of Japan.
Its appeal lies in its spacious-looking dial, achieved through a bezel-less design, and its sharp, multifaceted case, made possible by ZARA polishing.
The dial depicts the scene of "hanaikada," where cherry blossom petals scattered by the wind cover the surface of a river.
The case design ensures high visibility despite its small size.
The symmetrically placed diamonds create a glamorous and pleasing dial.
The movement uses the "Caliber 4J51" quartz movement with an accuracy of ±10 seconds per year.
"Hanaikada" refers to the scene around the time of the vernal equinox, one of the 24 solar terms, when cherry blossom petals scattered by the wind cover the surface of a river, resembling a raft.
The watch captures the uniquely Japanese aesthetic of appreciating cherry blossoms even after they have fallen, through its organic embossed pattern and pale pink dial.
By symmetrically placing diamonds on the index, a balance of beauty and legibility is achieved.
We've created a dial that is both elegant and pleasing to the eye.
The case design ensures high visibility despite its small size.
With a small 26mm case diameter, this quartz model combines elegance and functionality, making it easy to match with any outfit.

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Part number: STGF387
Our selling price: 583,000 yen (tax included)

Don't miss this opportunity! We'll be bringing them to THE CLOCK HOUSE Premium Label store on the 1st floor of the North Building LaLaport TOKYO-BAY!

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