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If you're anywhere close to Miami Beach or you're just looking for a short January getaway from whatever part of this wintery cauldron you call home, think about coming down to the Antique Show for a day or link two. And if you're trying to convince a potential travel companion who doesn't have an unhealthy obsession with watches like you or me, tell them the beach is only about two blocks away from the Convention Center. And if you do come down, make sure to say hey to this guy, with the glasses.

There's nothing faux-vintage-aesthetic here. The only retro thing about this is that it feels like what a future watch would've felt like in the 1950s. You could see this on the poster for films like Invasion of the Bodysnatchers or The Day The Earth Stood Still. The film nerd in me really link connected with it on that level.

Watches from Grand Seiko are all about the details. Razor-sharp hands, beautifully polished accents, and eye-catching dials that mix texture and color to unique and wonderful effect, these are the things that set Grand Seiko apart. With our man Jack Forster headed link to London and Glasgow to host a pair of hangouts with Grand Seiko this coming week, we figured it was a good chance to look back at his exceedingly detailed look at the Grand Seiko Spring Driver SBGA211, aka, the Snowflake.