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Grand Seiko vs. AT *PIC*

I thought that Seiko always made cheaper watches than Omega, but the Grand Seiko costs about $4000! Even though both the Aqua Terra and Seiko look very similar, I can't seem to justify the high price!

The AT still looks better, has the coaxial movement, and is made by a prestigest SWISS company, Omega.

The Grand Seiko on the other hand is made by a popular japanese company that has a reputation for timepieces under $500!

Any thoughts on why an Omega beat a Seiko on price???

[The pic came from a person on the PMWF (yeah, that stands for POOR Man's Watch Forum! I can't imagine what RICH means!!!)]

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