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Grand Seiko Heritage Hi-Beat "Sakura-Wakaba" SBGH343

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Grand Seiko watches

Grand SeikoHeritage Hi-Beat "Sakura-Wakaba"

Reference SBGH343

Lowest

€5,782

Median

€6,928

Highest

€6,928

Prices are indicative, taken from public retailer listings. Always confirm with the seller.

Specifications

BrandGrand Seiko
CollectionHeritage
ReferenceSBGH343
Case materialTitanium
Diameter38 mm
MovementAutomatic
Calibrewith 37
Power reserve55 h
Water resistance100 m
Bracelet / strapMetal bracelet
DialGreen
CrystalSapphire
TypePilot
ComplicationsDate
For whomUnisex

Market offers

5 sellers · updated 28/09/2026

SellerCountryRegionSeller typeStockLocal priceEUR
MontredoGermanyEuropeGrey marketIn stock€5,782€5,782View offer
Long's JewelersUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerIn stockUS$7,900€6,928View offer
Exquisite TimepiecesUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerIn stockUS$7,900€6,928View offer
Topper Fine JewelersUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerIn stockUS$7,900€6,928View offer
Zadok JewelersUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerIn stockUS$7,900€6,928View offer

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From the retailer listing

For the young leaves of a cherry blossom Inspired by the Seimei season, symbolizing clarity and brightness in early April, the patterned green dial of this Granad Seiko Heritage Hi-Beat ref. SBGH343 captures the essence of "Sakura-Wakaba," blending the fresh hues of cherry blossoms and young leaves in a harmonious display. Encased in a 38mm high-intensity 62GS titanium case, this timepiece ensures exceptional wearability. Meticulously crafted, the watch features Zaratsu polishing and high-end finishing. The screw-down crown enhances durability, while the high-intensity titanium bracelet, secured with a three-fold clasp, adds a touch of refinement. At the heart of this timepiece is the Hi-Beat 9S85 Caliber with 37 jewels and an accuracy of +5 to -3 seconds per day (when static). It is driven by an automatic wind system and offers approximately 55 hours of duration.

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