If they keep on seizing, you need to look at why, cable routing, worn spring or another reason, have been using 5700/105 for the last 2 years, and they are just as good as 6700/Ultegra.
Thanks for the patronising tone, It’s because I rarely clean my winter bike, but I never cleaned the Dura Ace i used before i had a specific winter bike and they’re still perfect, and vastly more powerful, with better feel.
The 105s were an improvement on the Tiagras admittedly, cartridge pads are good, and they seized solid in less than 6 months.
The BikeRumor article on hydro discs was interesting. He was using lightweight rotors and the brake promptly failed when he went down a steep hill. Plenty of people (here and elsewhere) saying he should learn to use his brakes blah blah blah, but the reality is that your average punter will expect them to be vastly superior, and to stay that way. Not had too many spontaneous failures of rim brakes.
If the answer is to use ICEtech rotors or whatever then so be it, but how will you stop people replacing them with the same lightweight rotors they use on their MTBs?