Seiko 5 Sports Field GMT Watch

When we think of Seiko, one word comes to mind: legacy. Founded in 1881 by entrepreneur Kintaro Hattor in the heart of Tokyo, Seiko knows every nook and cranny of what makes an elite watch truly incredible. In those 130+ years, they came up with lasting innovations like the first quartz watch, the first titanium dive watch, and the first multi-functional digital watch. Needless to say, Seiko continues to push the watch game forward.

Specs: | | | |---|---| | Diameter | 39.4mm | | Thickness | 13.6mm | | Length | 47.9mm | | Movement | Caliber 4R34 | | Vibrations Per Hour | 21,600 | | Jewels | 24 | | Power Reserve | Approx. 41 hours | | Water Resistance | 10 bar, 100 meters (330 feet) | | Dial Color | Black | | Lug Width | 20mm |

- Case: Stainless steel - Crystal: Curved Hardlex crystal - Strap: Stainless steel

- Automatic movement with manual winding capability - Gray, 24-hour GMT bezel to track time in another time zone - Bold, black dial with luminous hands and markers for easy viewing - Date calendar - Transparent caseback - Secure and quick-access tri-fold, push-button clasp

**A classic, aviation-inspired field watch with a dual timezone feature** Inspired by vintage aviator timepieces, the Seiko 5 Sports Field GMT is an automatic field watch named after the watch’s GMT time zone feature—easily tracked on the gray, 24-hour bezel. It’s powered by a reliable, 24-jewel, Caliber 4R34 movement with a power reserve of 41 hours. Even more, it has a curved, scratch-resistant Hardlex crystal face and illuminated hands and markers set against a bold, black dial for legibility no matter the conditions. Last but not least, an accessible tri-fold push-button clasp offers a secure fit on the wrist, and its transparent caseback allows you to admire the Sports Field GMT’s movement in-action.