Seiko 5 sports gmt

The Seiko SSK GMT line has slowly taken the watch world by storm, and Seiko took the SKX-style format this year and updated it with a trio of new dial formats. Earlier this year, I wrote a story on what – at the time – was every single existing SKX-style Seiko SSK GMT on the market, but that story is officially out of

Meet the traveller's ready Seiko 5 Sports Style GMT, as it gains a GMT indication with the SSK001K1, SSK003K1 and SSK005K1.

Inspired by the modern-day jet setter.

Discover Seiko's latest additions to the 5 Sports family, featuring three new GMT models that showcase the brand's commitment to precision and style. With unique dial and bezel combinations, these stainless steel timepieces boast the reliable 4R34 automatic calibre and are designed to keep pace with the modern adventurer. Learn more: https://watchclub.com.sg/ #watchclub #watchclubonline #seiko #seiko5sports #seikogmt

With its launch just a couple of weeks ago, the SEIKO 5 Sports GMT collection, a series of 5 Sports watches designed with a GMT function for telling time in two time zones at once has managed to establish itself as an exciting deal on the market early on. While there is not a lot that’s unknown about the series.

Seiko is one of the few fully integrated watch manufactures. We design and develop our own movements using leading-edge technology.

Seiko is increasing the attraction of its 5 Sports activities assortment of inexpensive, trend-driven automated watches with the introduction of two fashions

GMT watches are the timepieces with the extra hand - and for good reason. As worldwide travel took off in the 1950s, time took on a new meaning. It began with the first commercial pilots of the jet-age who needed to tell the time both where they were and according to GMT. A watch with an extra hour hand was the answer. That additional hand moves at half the usual speed to follow the 24-hour clock and, set to GMT, avoids any confusion. It's an idea so simple that it's a wonder no-one had…