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Grand Seiko Hasn’t Made Anything Good Since The Pandemic - YouTube - The Time Teller

Editorial Staff

23 Apr 2026 — 1 min read

Grand Seiko, once celebrated for its untouchable elegance, now appears overworked and forgettable, with designs that feel over‑designed and lacking the understated beauty that defined the brand. The video critiques not only Grand Seiko’s recent releases but also expands the discussion to the broader watch industry, questioning the value and direction of several major players. The commentary highlights why King Seiko’s pieces, despite looking better, still fall short of being worthwhile purchases, and points out misunderstandings surrounding Universal Genève pricing. It also critiques Apple’s latest smartwatch as one of the weakest on the market, praises Tudor as a smart‑man’s alternative to Rolex, and asserts that Vacheron Constantin remains the sole “Holy Trinity” brand still executing correctly. The episode combines watch insights, everyday carry topics, and candid industry observations.

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