Seiko takes the green-dial Prospex Alpinist GMT HBC007 beyond Japan
The green version of Seiko's Alpinist GMT, a field watch with an internal compass ring sold only in Japan since 2023, is now offered in the United States and Spain.
Baltic Launches the Aquascaphe GMT MK-II With Independent Local-Hour Adjustment
The second generation replaces the Swiss calibre with a Japanese Miyota that allows time-zone changes without stopping the watch, and doubles water resistance to 200 metres.
Tudor Brings Back the Northflag With GMT Function and Master Chronometer Certification
Five years after discontinuing it, Tudor revives the tool watch that in 2015 introduced its first in-house manufacture movement, now with a GMT function and METAS certification.
Traska Doesn't Want Fans: Inside Its Most Ambitious GMT Yet
The Florida-based microbrand that rejects status symbols produces one of the most well-rounded "traveler" GMTs under $1,000: meet the Venturer, ref. 4217.
Tedoro Quadra Meteorite GMT: A Meteorite Dial in a Square Case for $890
On July 22, the microbrand launched a 40mm automatic GMT that combines two rare things for under a thousand dollars: a dial cut from metallic meteorite and a square case, a shape that the industry stopped producing in volume half a century ago.
GMT under $600: Seiko Field ($450) vs Timex Marlin Jet ($549) — Which one does the traveler buy in LATAM?
Two automatic GMTs, $99 difference, and the question that matters most to the buyer in Mexico, Colombia, or Argentina: which one has technical service, which one is easier to get, and which one can handle the suitcase without headaches.