The new Seiko 5 Sports “SKX Sports Style” GMT reference SSK001 Courtesy. ... The differences are the GMT functionality, of course, the rotating bezel with its 24-hour markings, no day-of-the-week ...

It runs on a Seiko-made TMI NH34 automatic that gives the Seiko 5 Sport GMT a run for its money. The Sector II Dive GMT has a sunken-in inner circular “sector.” Nodus. ... With the addition of a GMT ...

Seiko blew up the GMT landscape with the 5 Sports GMT and the NH35 movement, sold to other watchmakers, by drastically lowering the entry price for the previously bougie traveler’s complication.

The GMT’s new engine, known as the 4R34, is only 0.1 millimeters larger than the movement in other Seiko 5 Sports models so the increase in size won’t stand out to anyone without calipers.

Despite the sub-$1,000 GMT market exploding since its first release, the Seiko 5 Sports GMT is still the standard for the ...

The Seiko 5 Sports GMT SKX Re-Interpretation offers fantastic value at £420, yet blends a vintage dive watch aesthetic with the utility of a traditional GMT. ... Not all GMT watches have a rotating ...

The two-tone red-and-blue bezel is an ode to the Pepsi-style GMT and the toasted-marshmallow deep gold dial is reminiscent of the cult-favorite “Pogue” Seiko, as Hodinkee notes.

Seiko Celebrates 55 Years of the Seiko 5 Sports With the ‘Customise’ Limited-Edition Collection: Only 1,968 pieces are made per colorway.

Seiko fans across the world have created their own designs for the Seiko 5 Sports ‘Customise’ Limited Edition collection, before casting a vote for their favourite piece. The winning timepieces stay ...