
Grand Seiko’s Sleeper Collection Might Be Its New Best Daily Wearer
This sleeper hit from Grand Seiko uses vintage architecture with suave execution, featuring an indigo dial and a three-day power reserve.

Brad Lanphear is an associate editor at Gear Patrol covering watches and style. Before joining the publication, he previously wrote for Heddels and Men's Health. Now, he’s on a never-ending quest to find the perfect pair of Japanese denim.

This sleeper hit from Grand Seiko uses vintage architecture with suave execution, featuring an indigo dial and a three-day power reserve.

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