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This watch is no Rolex Submariner. So, yes, it does require more care in the handling of it. Then again, it wasn’t designed for the environments the Sub was. blue and white snowflake illustration, Elsa Snowflake Olaf The Walt Disney Company Desktop, snowflakes, blue, snowflakes, symmetry png 751x1063px 180.91KB Choose a location with full sun or partial shade and well-drained soil. If your soil isn’t rich in organic matter, work plenty of compost or composted manure into the bed before planting. Sprinkle a small amount of bulb fertilizer over the compost before digging it deep into the soil. The Zaratsu-polished lugs catch the light perfectly, with the reflections on their surfaces being practically distortion-free

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The original “Snowflake” was the Grand Seiko Spring Drive ref. SBGA011 (now known as the SBGA211) that made its debut in 2005. While it did have a titanium case and bracelet, which was fairly uncommon at the time, the SBGA011 was pretty much a standard Grand Seiko Spring Drive, except for the dial. The entire dial is elegant and subtle in design and details. Take the power reserve for instance: the indicator is faintly shaded so that the scale darkens towards the bottom where it indicates fully wound. The four lugs are finished with the Zaratsu technique, which relies on a lapping machine that produces an exceptionally flat polished surface with minimal distortion. Based on machines once produced by Swiss machine-tool maker Gebrüder Sallaz, the machine is proprietary to Seiko, though similar equipment is produced by Japanese specialist Hayashi Seki and used by other Japanese watch brands. As a result, the surfaces of the lugs are subtly different from the other surfaces – compare the lugs to the flat bezel for instance – but the difference is only discernible up close. The 9R65snowflake, Rotational symmetry Nature Translational symmetry, snowflakes, blue, symmetry, snowflakes png 1600x1107px 1.23MB That changed last year when Grand Seiko debuted the Spring Drive “Blue Snowflake” SBGA407. It combines the famous dial with a more classical case, and a good deal of practicality – date, Spring Drive accuracy, and a surprising 100 m water resistance. On the wrist gold snowflakes, Snowflake Christmas, Golden snowflakes, pendant, golden Frame, symmetry png 1924x1784px 460.81KB The integrated circuit applies a magnetic brake when the glide wheel spins too fast. This regulates movement of the hands with a precision not seen before in mechanical watches.

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When spring arrives, the plant’s only demand is moist soil. Water the plants deeply and thoroughly when rainfall is less than 2 inches per week. Keep up the watering schedule as long as the plant is growing.illustration of snowflake, Snowflake, Snowflake, blue, image File Formats, decor png 2834x3255px 935.16KB Movement: Seiko Spring Drive Caliber 9R65, automatic winding, power reserve 72 hours, 32,768 vph frequency Caliber 9R65 Spring Drive is currently the most standard of Grand Seiko’s 9R Spring Drive movements. Since the Spring Drive’s advent in 1999, the power reserves on these have steadily improved. Today, the piece I’m reviewing has a 72-hour power reserve that automatically winds with the barest of wrist movement. While the colour is fairly novel for a Grand Seiko, the quality of the dial is typical. Every element is sharply executed and finely finished, even under magnification. Both the hands and hour markers are machined with a diamond-tipped tool, resulting in precise edges and mirrored surfaces – a quintessential Grand Seiko feature. Also, keep the watch away from areas of strong magnetism and static electricity. Keep it out of dusty environments. Don’t expose it to high humidity. And finally, no strong vibrations, please. Of course not. There’s a quartz crystal inside vibrating away at precisely 32,768 Hz.