“With luck, it might even snow for us.”
-Haruki Murakami, After Dark
Meadows and forests inspire poets as places of tranquility and meditation, but snowfields are just as evocative and refreshing.
The
Grand Seiko Snowflake’s dial is the Karmann Ghia of watch dials, a look that will endure for as long as the universe. But unlike the Volkswagen Karmann Ghia, or other everlasting image such as the Coke bottle, Hasselblad 500C Camera, the V-J kiss in Times Square, the Snowflake’s dial is without complexity or adornment. It is what it is: A field of drifting snow over which time moves. It's as if Mother Nature herself played a part in designing this dial.
The dial
tantalizes you, invites you step into its embrace.
Please enjoy this photo essay about the
Grand Seiko Snowflake. The photos are from the
Grand Seiko Owners Club, which you can join for free at
www.gsoc.watch.
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| Photo by Mark Lim |
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| Photo by Tim Gleason |
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| Photo by Stefan Molin |
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| Photo by Tony Abbate |
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Photo by Tim Gleason
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| Photo by Tim Gleason |
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Photo by Howard Kim
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| Photo by Stefan Molin |
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Photo by David Taylor
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Photo by Ryan Taylor
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| Photo by Ollie Gould |
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| Photo by TahWee See |
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Photo by Noah Brigdan
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