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Asakage and Yukage, two Elegance exclusively in Europe

As we know, in general, Grand Seiko – but this is also true for Seiko – draws its inspiration from nature. This time, the Japanese manufacturer has chosen another path, that of Japanese architecture.

These two new arrivals, reserved for the European market, are inspired by the play of light and shadow, an essential characteristic of traditional Japanese architecture where the beauty of nuances is highlighted by open spaces and recesses.

Japanese buildings are often made of wood, and due to humidity and frequent rains, their load-bearing pillars would quickly deteriorate if exposed to the elements.

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