Watches and Wonders 2026: Grand Seiko New Releases

The SLGB023 Ushio expresses the depth and movement of the open sea through Grand Seiko’s Ushio dial. Meaning tide in Japanese, the textured surface and blue gradient evoke light streaming into deep waters, capturing the quiet dynamism of the ocean.

Like every Grand Seiko creation, the SLGB023 Ushio strikes a balance between function and beauty. Legibility, durability, and wearing comfort have been carefully considered to ensure uncompromising performance, while the compact case and High-Intensity Titanium construction provide a refined yet robust presence on the wrist.

Powered by the Spring Drive U.F.A. Caliber 9RB1, the SLGB023 Ushio delivers an annual accuracy of ±20 seconds and water resistance to 300 meters.

The SLGB025 Ushio captures the calm and layered beauty of coastal waters through Grand Seiko’s Ushio dial. Meaning tide in Japanese, the textured surface and green gradient evoke the gentle movement of shallow seas, where light drifts softly across the water.

Like every Grand Seiko creation, the SLGB025 Ushio strikes a balance between function and beauty. Legibility, durability, and wearing comfort have been carefully considered to ensure uncompromising performance, while the compact case and high intensity titanium construction provide a refined yet robust presence on the wrist.

Powered by the Spring Drive U.F.A. Caliber 9RB1, the SLGB025 Ushio delivers an annual accuracy of ±20 seconds and water resistance to 300 meters, bringing together precision, strength, and quiet refinement.

The SBGH376J captures the fleeting moment at the end of cherry blossom season, when fresh green leaves begin to emerge among the remaining sakura. Known in Japan as Sakura-Wakaba, this transition is expressed through a softly textured green dial that shifts subtly in tone as light moves across its surface. The dial is paired with an 18K yellow gold case, creating a warm and harmonious balance inspired by early spring.

The watch adopts the iconic 62GS case design, first introduced in 1967 as Grand Seiko’s first self-winding model. Its bezel-free construction allows light to reach the dial from multiple angles, enhancing the delicate pattern and highlighting the interplay between the gold case and green dial. Measuring 38mm, the case offers refined proportions with a strong yet elegant presence.

Powered by the Hi-Beat Caliber 9S85, the SBGH376J operates at 36,000 vibrations per hour for enhanced precision and stability. The movement delivers a power reserve of approximately 55 hours and can be viewed through the see-through case back, completing a design that brings together seasonal inspiration, mechanical performance, and classic Grand Seiko aesthetics.

The SBGX363G draws inspiration from hana-ikada, the poetic moment when cherry blossom petals drift gently across the surface of flowing water. Its pale pink dial features a delicate molded pattern that evokes flower rafts carried by a soft spring current, revealing subtle shifts in tone as light moves across its surface.

The watch adopts the iconic 62GS case design, first introduced in 1967, whose bezel free construction offers a clear and uninterrupted view of the dial. Measuring 32.3mm in diameter, the compact proportions bring refined elegance and enhanced wearability to the wrist.

Powered by the compact Caliber 9F51 quartz movement, the SBGX363G delivers exceptional precision and reliability, with accuracy of ±10 seconds per year.
The stainless-steel case and bracelet complete a design that balances delicacy with durability, expressing the quiet beauty of spring in Japan.