Alexander Shorokhoff WintergentavsGrand Seiko SBGY007
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Measurements
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Wintergenta

SBGY007
Diameter
39mm
38.5mm
Lug-to-Lug
n/a
43.7mm
Thickness
10.6mm
10.2mm
lowest
Water Resistance
30m
30m
Power Reserve
68h
72h
highest
MSRP
$4,990
lowest
$8,900
Movement
La Joux-Perret G100
Grand Seiko 9R31
Case
4 specsCrystal & Dial
2 specsMovement
3 specsPricing
1 specsReviews
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The Alexander Shorokhoff Wintergenta is a 39mm automatic watch featuring a dial with hand-applied diamond dust and blued hands, with an oversized "60" indication. Reviewers note the watch appears larger due to thin bezels and an expansive crystal, and that the brand's watches are considered artistic pieces reflecting creative passion. The price is $1,850 and it is favored by some female clients. Overall, reviewers highlight the artistic dial and design as key strengths of the Alexander Shorokhoff Wintergenta.
The Grand Seiko SBGY007 is widely lauded for its exceptionally beautiful, textured blue dial inspired by frozen Lake Suwa and its clean, time-only design. Owners and reviewers consistently praise its impeccable finishing, including high polish and Zaratsu polishing, and its classic, thin 38.5mm dress case. The Spring Drive 9R31 movement, with its smooth seconds hand and 72-hour power reserve, is also a significant point of appreciation, with one source noting its accuracy is rated to ±1 second per day. Some purists might prefer an even thinner case, and the $8,300 price is considered fair, though some feel there is room for improvement in Grand Seiko's pricing structure. Overall, owners and reviewers rate the Grand Seiko SBGY007 highly for its stunning dial and exquisite finishing at its price point.
The "Omiwatari" dial's texture and color are consistently praised. The manual-wind Spring Drive movement is a notable feature, though its convenience is debated.
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