You can add the click spring , i believe lume shot was talking about this , he said he suspected the bezel is the same as another seiko i forgot the model he stated but i believe he confirmed it, probably the reg 5kx but id double check .
hello watchfriends, i skipp this gmt watch , no saffire crystal, no new upgrade gmt movement,, seiko priced this watch way over,500 us dollars,its grazy
(Dang it, I was almost ready to pass it by and now you've talked me into one again.) Thanks for the best Traveler vs Caller explanation so far. If YOU are travelling, you need to bump the local hour hand without losing accuracy, but if you are calling someone you need to bump the "other" hand to keep track of their zone. No one else has explained it that well so far.
Just bought the orange version to celebrate my finishing of my first job I completed as a new business owner. Haven’t received it yet but your making me feel proud of being a new Seiko GMT owner.
Yes ı love seiko but ı simply cannot understand how the fuck can they get pretty much every thing right but the bracelet so wrong. They are utterly garbage ı mean like wtf it should not be that difficult to make somewhat decent bracelets for nearly 500 dollar watches .Otherwise great watches.
This Seiko gmt is a good deal more useful for actually traveling than most all of the so-called true gmts, for the simple fact that it’s not a dual-timer; you get a 24 scale on the chapter ring, and the same on the bezel insert. Set the gmt hand to utc, and leave it there. You’re going to be referencing it if you’re using this gmt watch as a… gmt watch, and that 24 scale means you’re going to be able to correctly read utc at a glance. Use the bezel insert to set local destination time. Leave the hour hand on home time. It’s a good deal easier to simply adjust the bezel insert for a new destination time than to constantly be pulling the crown out - particularly when this one doesn’t screw down. In short, this Seiko is a triple-timer, or Zulu + 2. If you don’t actually use utc when you travel, get a ‘true’ gmt, as most of them are essentially dual-timers anyway. Being able to jump the hour hand, as opposed to the gmt hand, is a cool complication, but one who’s significance is mostly as a fidget spinner for collectors who don’t use them to a practical purpose.
It is amazing how this so often gets missed. I never understood the rotating bezel on GMTs until I saw Seiko (and Grand Seiko) usefully also put the fixed 24 hour scale in the rehaut. Otherwise you're stuck doing the mental timezone gymnastics that GMTs are meant to prevent.
This is how I use my Glycine Airman. There’s one shortcoming to this method. If you’re traveling on the other side of the world, there are times when it can be difficult to figure if home time is am or pm if it is in the 12 hour scale. It’s workable but just takes an extra mental calculation.
Wear it for a month now , and it is great. Fits perfect into my skx 5kx row. Even went diving with it, still running no fog….. love it… nothing if you want to appear modest…..
I picked one up last Saturday and have been going back and forth between this and my 2021 Speedmaster. I love the way the Seiko feels. From the case to the bracelet. Very comfortable, great style. I’m a sucker for GMTs and also own an SNR033. This one, despite indeed being a budget watch if compared to other GMTs or the Omega is a definite keeper. Really happy with it.
WC, after watching your review a year ago, I decided to buy the SSK001 black dial watch. As a result, I am thanking you now. Sidenote, a few months ago, while on vacation, I picked up an Omega Seamaster 300M and they both share an auto watch winder!
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Whether you should prefer a caller or a traveler GMT function depends on how you use the GMT hand when you travel. I travel quite a bit, and I set it so the hour/minute hands are always my local time. I adjust the GMT hand to the time back home, and the 24-hour bezel to my preferred third time zone. That’s just me. When I was in the military and all our plans were referenced to Zulu or Greenwich Mean Time, a traveler would have worked better because Zulu never changes no matter where I am. Or, if I were an airline pilot. I’m retired now and was never a pilot, so the traveler GMT function has no appeal for me. Buy and wear what you like and what works for you, not what someone says you should buy out of some sense of doctrinal purity.
It's a terrific value. I got one for 25 percent off during a July 4th sale. At $355, it's a steal; even at regular price it's a good value. The "new" Seiko 5 series is really a great entryway to automatic watches for newbies. The SPRD diver-style watches come in so many color ways and dial designs--with tie ins to video games, anime series, and other popular culture touch points. The SRPE DressKx offers more of an everyday sports watch similar to a Black Bay 36/41. And then there are the new field watches replacing the beloved SNK800 series. Something for everyone, and affordable, once you factor in that they eventually they can be found for 25% off MSRP. Also, the new 4R34 movement will make it way to microbrands as the NH34.
I have been waiting for Seiko to release a GMT forever. So exited. It's the NH34 in the watch mod community. I am currently building two custom GMT's as I am a pilot for work but can't afford the luxury line of GMT's yet and the lorier is ALWAYS sold out when I'm looking to buy one. Don't know why i took them so long to release it but I'm glad it's here finally.
Good review. I recently purchased a 5KX and while many reviewers would give it a lot of flack, saying it's not an SKX, it was never intended to be. When I got it I also did not want an SKX due to the many shortcomings of the watch. The attention to detail and workmanship, like in the GMT in your review, as well as many improvements makes the 5KX a much more desirable watch for me. Not ISO 200m? It really means nothing to me. I am not a SCUBA diver, and even if I decided to take up this sport, I would definitely use a modern dive computer, not that I don't trust my 5KS at 15m deep, lol! The whole "screw down" crown thing is somewhat of a myth. Yes, there are some watch models that rely on the screw down crown O-ring for the main seal, but a properly designed and applied captive stem O-ring will seal to pretty well any depts until the forces rupture the O-ring, well beyond human capabilities, lol! I am retired from a career in the field of Oceanography and have designed, fabricated and deployed many deep sea sub sea equipment. They all relied on one captive O-ring for sealing at depths of up to 2km. There are a lot of so-called "experts" simply barking up a tree on that matter. So, I digress. I simply love the beauty and real world functionality of the 5KX.
This is interesting, thank you! I did not know this about o-rings. As the watch ages could the O-ring dry out? Intuitively it feels like screw down is such an easy and low cost way to provide near 100% protection/keep it fresh and sealed in all conditions and time frames etc.
For about that price I got a Glycine Airman. That particular model has double dome sapphire, screw crown, locking bezel, a better movement (Selita), and history (Glycine made the first GMT wrist watch).
Seeing those indices in real life vs in video or even still photo is another world. I was always meh about Seikos but having them in front of me at a shop changed my mind.
Was liking this Seiko until I learned Miyota released a true jumping hour GMT movement, the 9075. 28.8k vph, 24 jewels, hacking and hand winding capability. Going to wait for micro brands to work with that movement rather than Seiko's.
It looks like a nice movement, but it is undoubtedly going to be more expensive. Traveler and caller gmts are still different styles with neither being definitively better than the other too.
YESSSS!!! On the money. The Miyota 9075 is an impressive competing GMT movement that is both a true traveler's GMT and just under $900 when offered through Bulova as the Wilton GMT.
Probably gonna be a lot more expensive though. If they can’t beat the Mido Ocean Star GMT (which is a true GMT, with diver specs, for around 1k€/$) then I don’t see the point.
Amazing video. The watch is quite impressive. With that being said, you can get a Mido Ocean Star GMT for $1K or even a little bit less. ETA movement with 80h of power reserve, 200M WR, Sapphire crystal, Ceramic bezel, 2AR coating, and a "True" GMT complication.
@@dave_clarke You are absolutely right. Other than the PP, I have already owned 2 of the other three watches that you mentioned 🙂, so I don't see a $500 difference in the way that I should see it. Stay in the budget is quite important. With that being said, I thin for less than $1K the Mido is almost unbeatable.
There is nothing better than a MIDO Ocean Star GMT Special Edition (blue and red). Ok, it's twice this price but it gives you a lot of watch at that price. A true GMT with a screw down crown and 200M of water resistance, a true divers watch, with an extendible bracelet which needs no tools, the ceramic bezel, the sapphire crystal... with 80 hours of power reserve!!! Twice that of other watches at 10 times its price!!! gosh the sheer quality of this watch makes it look like a million dollars. I feel so proud showing it off and noticing people staring at it, trying to decipher what exactly it is!!
I've instantly subscribed. I'm not gonna buy this watch but I really like this content! Finally a person that talks about the mechanical intricacies! I've really wondered which type of GMT complication this watch had. Also, great jokes and watch community references!
2 years after your video I picked up the SSK001 yesterday. I now own the SKX009, the Seiko 5 SRPD55, and the SSK001. For my wrist I find the Skx case style is the best. Also the Seiko jubilee look really great. Now I only have to make a bunch of great memories with it.
I loved this watch when I first saw it in video and pictures, but seeing the blue version in person made me love it even more. Definite pick up, especially since most SKX mods will work with this. If you're changing to a sapphire crystal you have to use the OEM gasket - just something to keep in mind.
@@albertstrohmaier4034 I think that's a great question, and it's a shame you've not gotten an answer in 6 months. I'm no expert, but I believe it has to do with how each crystal type is fitted. An acrylic is fit under constant tension, so it is able to maintain a good seal on its own. The sapphire won't flex obviously, it's a straight press fit, so the gasket is what maintains the seal. If I'm wrong, I hope someone will correct me, but that's my best estimate.
@@jw11432 thanks. In the last six months, I've acquired just about all of the gaskets I'd need. So far, it's been pretty obvious when I need a different gasket.
Just found this channel…. Blown Away! I’ve always wanted to get into watches. But I wanted to do it right. Just broke into a new career. This is exactly the way information I need for a solid work watch.
I was super excited when i heard the announcement but I have since cooled on this watch. It is still interesting and I am in the market for a GMT but I'll hold off. What really excites me is what the micros will do with this Seiko movement and the new Miyota "true" GMT movement.
The SKX is iconic, it will never go out of style. I think this watch is fantastic, I am waiting for mine to come. The only watch I think in the price range I will like to compare it too, and it is a little more, is my Steinhart Ocean One GMT. Great review by the way.
I’ve had my blueberry for 7 months now and it’s the watch I wear more than any other. I love the way the bezel plays with the light. Pull push crow put me off but been swimming and not a problem at all. Although it’s usually a bigger watch than I would usually but if fits like a glove
Challenge accepted, Max. I have a Christopher Ward Sealander GMT and for USD1000 it smokes this. In fact it moves the game on from Explorer 2 in my opinion, although a "caller" GMT. SW330-2 gives mine +5 sec and 54hr PR. Good looking, well finished, comfortable, versatile, screw down 150m. Brilliant.
I was excited when this watch came out. I'm waiting for the price to stabilize a bit before I buy one. There seems to be a premium on them now. As far as other GMTs near this price range - I have had very good luck with Revue Thommen. Plenty of colors to choose from, Swiss made, run great. Usually these can be found for 699 to 900+ USD. However, they turn in sales often, which shaves some off of that.
It's good to reward ourselves sometimes . While I'm not one to spend on high-end watch (I spend too much money on travel, lol), I can appreciate your gorgeous and timeless watch. I love how it's a symbol of all your hard work.And i choose NKUWAN every time honestly
Picked up a MAMACOO 's watch as my first watch last month and I’m absolutely in love with it. Perfect size, looks elegant, very comfortable. Now my only problem is holding off from buying more watches so quickly!
Looking for a GMT I found my Seiko 5 so I am able to keep track of what time it is where my son is stationed - in Yokosuka, Japan. I am very pleased with my purchase! 😎
That's what I'm saying all over the comments Swiss Made it is because I love TAG Heuer watches I had a citizen like in 7th grade that my parents got me in 97 at $300 The most expensive one I've gotten is at 4,000 now it's going to be 5,500 for a Carrera this year
I have a Rolex 16710 I bought back in 2003. My wife bought me the 'Blueberry' for birthday/Christmas on it's release. I got it from her just before my birthday when we went on holiday in September. Not left my wrist since. Love it! Looks so much better than the £370 we paid for it.
After this recent GMT drop, ive noticed the price on the SKX jumped to like $600-$800. I know that the SKX is retired, but I just got into the hobby last year and “only” paid $300 😅. That being said, 5kx GMT is on my list. Theyre like the Honda Civic the watch world…reliable for the most part, affordable, and mod-able. This gmt is like the civic si or new integra
@@OhioEDC agree entirely. Such a joke to me. Folks predisposed to criticize Steinhart as a producer of homages. So many watches derive from other designs. I find the Steinhart hostility kind of dumb. Just picked up the Steiny Adventure. Love it.
The SKX style is as iconic as the Submariner. I hope they make it forever. I am completely with you about the crown. It is a complete deal breaker for me. Even if it is NOT dive certified, it just seems negligent to me to make this watch, give the upgraded movement, desperately needed, but discard the screw down crown. Why Seiko. It was already there. No development costs. Just use what you have.
I could not agree more - I bought one without reading the fine print and was really disappointed (feeling kind of scammed) to find it does not have a screw down crown. So now I have a watch that looks like a dive watch that's totally unusable for diving. Why would they do this?
Since Seiko sell this movement to independant watch companies, there is an Italian microbrand, Venezianico, that also offer a GMT-watch, called Nereide. It'll be available from Oct. 28 and offers a higher quality than Seiko. Sapphire-crystal, screw-down crown, up to 200 m waterproof and a ratching GMT-bezel. And it looks a little more like a sporty dress watch. Even though the price is a little higher than this Seiko-watch, it offers a much better quality.
As @BB mentioned, this watch is really nice, and I m personally drawn to the SKX vibe, but with Swatch group and Miyota’s introductions of affordable traveler GMT movements I feel we are on the verge of many new true GMT offerings. I personally do not have a need for a caller GMT so I think it is prudent to wait a few months to see what drops.
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To answer your question. Steinhart ocean 39 GMT. I have the (now discontinued) gmt premium 500. Screw down crown, 500m water resistance, sapphire dome and caseback. 4hz Sellita 330 movement. $600
Thanks for the great review. The SKX was my gateway to the watch enthusiast world and although the shape is a little played out I was all out to buy this watch as my travel companion, however the lack of a screw down crown has really put a dampener on it for me. I wonder if a little mod of transplanting the movement into an SKX case is the solution??
I've also modded a lot of skxs in my time, so yeah I understand being burnt out on the general look of an skx and not being super excited with this release to be honest. I don't think it changes the game rather it adds to it. Cuz admittedly The general GMT functionality of the movement is stuff that we've seen many many years already in other Caller GMT from Swiss ETA and their equivalent counterparts. Still I agree that this is a pretty damn good value. For not much more, if you know where to look, and you've mentioned the brand, I think Glycine is maybe one of the best value GMTs on the market outside of this new Seiko GMT. You could take your chances on a Chinese GMT mevhanical movement, but for maybe under S200, San Martin has quite the offerings.. but, there's that homage territory which not all are down for.
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I'd just get the Glycine. Lack of screw down crown on this one is misunderstanding. And hardlex... I have saphire on my $80 Pagani watches. I think Seiko has to do better than that. I'm more excited for the microbrands with new GMT Miyota.
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Just to clarify - converting time only into caller gmt is as complicated as adding a date. Nevertheless I'm so happy that this movement will most likely cause an avalanche of affordable microbrand GMTs in this 400-800usd category. The more the merrier ;)
Better idea…wait until the new miyota movement gets proliferated to all the micro brands and the like. You will have a true gmt at an affordable price.
I bought the blue one and I love it ever since. Chosen in even in competition with more expensive GMT watches. Seiko 5 really stepped up their game. Also I normaly dont wear watches on metalic bracelet, but jubiliee on this one is really great for the price!
San Martin recently released a GMT watch under 500$ with even better specs. 200m WR, screw-down crown, sapphire crystal, milled clasp, fully lumed (bezel too). You'll sacrifice an original design for that. But on paper, it seems to be the better watch. I own a San Martin and it has topped every Seiko watch in my collection in terms of quality.
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I have an 8F56-0020 from the 90's. That was a GMT with 100 mtrs water resistance, sapphire crystal and a screw down crown. It would still be a great watch if Seiko could fix it. A new battery and recalibrating is apparently not possible. $875 for the new 5 GMT in Australia. Bit too pricey for what you get.
Whenever anyone uses the phrase, "you can thank me later" I think they're a scam youtube insurance commercial and want to hit them in the face. But if you use the phrase "break the internet" or "disrupting" then I'll really stop watching this channel.I have this watch and can't discourage you enough. It is like a paperweight heavy and wears like a brick or five pound weight.
My favorite 2024 is the Prospex Limited Edition 1965 Recreation European Exclusive in Gradation Island Blue. The dial is stunning and the contrast when on a white strap is to die for. I will get my hands on one from MAMACOO
Can I say hearing someone outside of England pronounce Greenwich properly is great, the news presenters over here call it Gren -witch and cool video about the GMT I’m debating about getting one myself
I actually use my Timex quartz GMT for work. It runs +2 seconds per MONTH, and I don't have to wind it or otherwise mess around with it --- it just works. The battery is in its own little hatch on the back of the watch, so I can put in a new battery myself every few years. But I wish it were more nicely finished and I wish it were more accurate, with a smooth sweeping second hand. What I really want is a high-precision quartz movement in a somewhat larger watch with a really nice look, finish, and bracelet. I'd easily pay $1000 for such a watch.
Thanks for the video. Just ordered one. Not happy it doesn't have a sapphire crystal but the other attributes this watch has will keep me content. Needed to add a reasonably priced gmt to my collection.
I bought a Steinhardt Ocean GMT 5 years ago, I paid a$750 (aussie$) around us$550 at the time and I love it. I couldn't find better value for the money
I bought the SSK 005 ( the orange one) a few weeks ago. like you l got it at a very good price. I really like it. it gets noticed all the time and I get compliments every time I wear it. I don't think it can be beat for the money. Wear yours in good health.
Love your channel. Love SEIKO watches and own several . Many have been modded and they continue to be a great top pick of my large and growing collection.
It’s beautiful. The price point is incredible. I don’t wear my 1988 Rolex GMT Master much because it’s been serviced 3 times in 35 years for bezel damage, scratches, etc. (It was abused by my father). This would be a nice daily driver.
This watch is amazing. Before this watch came out I had been staring hard at the Mido GMT. This is cheaper (auto instead of Mechanical) but your video really helps captivate what it truly looks like. I would want black so its easier to travel with but I also feel like the orange would be really cool to look at! Great video
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You can add the click spring , i believe lume shot was talking about this , he said he suspected the bezel is the same as another seiko i forgot the model he stated but i believe he confirmed it, probably the reg 5kx but id double check .
hello watchfriends, i skipp this gmt watch , no saffire crystal, no new upgrade gmt movement,, seiko priced this watch way over,500 us dollars,its grazy
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Any plans for a mobile app?
Can we use this watch for diving?
my wife gave me one as a gift to celebrate the birth of our daughter and i just love it! Will forver be a special piece for me.
A year later, but congrats and happy birthday to her if she has celebrated it
(Dang it, I was almost ready to pass it by and now you've talked me into one again.) Thanks for the best Traveler vs Caller explanation so far. If YOU are travelling, you need to bump the local hour hand without losing accuracy, but if you are calling someone you need to bump the "other" hand to keep track of their zone. No one else has explained it that well so far.
Just bought the orange version to celebrate my finishing of my first job I completed as a new business owner. Haven’t received it yet but your making me feel proud of being a new Seiko GMT owner.
Nothing beats a Seiko! Long live Japanese craftsmanship!
Yes ı love seiko but ı simply cannot understand how the fuck can they get pretty much every thing right but the bracelet so wrong. They are utterly garbage ı mean like wtf it should not be that difficult to make somewhat decent bracelets for nearly 500 dollar watches .Otherwise great watches.
@@burakcangur3407 bracelet is fantastic. solid end links, solid individual links, and very comfortable.
Seiko= made in china!!!!!
You obviously do not have any Rolex watches!!! 😂😂😂
Seiko= made in china
This Seiko gmt is a good deal more useful for actually traveling than most all of the so-called true gmts, for the simple fact that it’s not a dual-timer; you get a 24 scale on the chapter ring, and the same on the bezel insert.
Set the gmt hand to utc, and leave it there. You’re going to be referencing it if you’re using this gmt watch as a… gmt watch, and that 24 scale means you’re going to be able to correctly read utc at a glance.
Use the bezel insert to set local destination time. Leave the hour hand on home time.
It’s a good deal easier to simply adjust the bezel insert for a new destination time than to constantly be pulling the crown out - particularly when this one doesn’t screw down.
In short, this Seiko is a triple-timer, or Zulu + 2.
If you don’t actually use utc when you travel, get a ‘true’ gmt, as most of them are essentially dual-timers anyway.
Being able to jump the hour hand, as opposed to the gmt hand, is a cool complication, but one who’s significance is mostly as a fidget spinner for collectors who don’t use them to a practical purpose.
It is amazing how this so often gets missed. I never understood the rotating bezel on GMTs until I saw Seiko (and Grand Seiko) usefully also put the fixed 24 hour scale in the rehaut. Otherwise you're stuck doing the mental timezone gymnastics that GMTs are meant to prevent.
This is how I use my Glycine Airman. There’s one shortcoming to this method. If you’re traveling on the other side of the world, there are times when it can be difficult to figure if home time is am or pm if it is in the 12 hour scale. It’s workable but just takes an extra mental calculation.
@@alexmacchalatte That's a really good point.
Your edits, lighting, and camera work are well done .
Thanks for putting so much attention to detail in regards to presentation.
Wear it for a month now , and it is great. Fits perfect into my skx 5kx row. Even went diving with it, still running no fog….. love it… nothing if you want to appear modest…..
Looks like a $5,000 watch I'm person
I picked one up last Saturday and have been going back and forth between this and my 2021 Speedmaster. I love the way the Seiko feels. From the case to the bracelet. Very comfortable, great style. I’m a sucker for GMTs and also own an SNR033. This one, despite indeed being a budget watch if compared to other GMTs or the Omega is a definite keeper. Really happy with it.
What no TAG GMT
You’re comparing this garbage to a speedy ? lol
I was about 85% sure to purchase this watch. Now I'm absolutely sold. Thank you
WC, after watching your review a year ago, I decided to buy the SSK001 black dial watch. As a result, I am thanking you now. Sidenote, a few months ago, while on vacation, I picked up an Omega Seamaster 300M and they both share an auto watch winder!
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Whether you should prefer a caller or a traveler GMT function depends on how you use the GMT hand when you travel. I travel quite a bit, and I set it so the hour/minute hands are always my local time. I adjust the GMT hand to the time back home, and the 24-hour bezel to my preferred third time zone. That’s just me. When I was in the military and all our plans were referenced to Zulu or Greenwich Mean Time, a traveler would have worked better because Zulu never changes no matter where I am. Or, if I were an airline pilot. I’m retired now and was never a pilot, so the traveler GMT function has no appeal for me. Buy and wear what you like and what works for you, not what someone says you should buy out of some sense of doctrinal purity.
This video make me go dig out my Green SKX. Haven't worn it in over a year. Still feels great. Thanks.
It's a terrific value. I got one for 25 percent off during a July 4th sale. At $355, it's a steal; even at regular price it's a good value. The "new" Seiko 5 series is really a great entryway to automatic watches for newbies. The SPRD diver-style watches come in so many color ways and dial designs--with tie ins to video games, anime series, and other popular culture touch points. The SRPE DressKx offers more of an everyday sports watch similar to a Black Bay 36/41. And then there are the new field watches replacing the beloved SNK800 series. Something for everyone, and affordable, once you factor in that they eventually they can be found for 25% off MSRP. Also, the new 4R34 movement will make it way to microbrands as the NH34.
Holy cow, at that price you can't afford not to get it 😁👍
Where???
Received my orange version 25%off fro Trifecta.
Where did you purchase from?
So ? Where ? It's a Fake or a mystery
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I have the one you’re showcasing in the video, LOVE IT!!! I’ve gotten lots of compliments! Great timepiece!
I have been waiting for Seiko to release a GMT forever. So exited. It's the NH34 in the watch mod community. I am currently building two custom GMT's as I am a pilot for work but can't afford the luxury line of GMT's yet and the lorier is ALWAYS sold out when I'm looking to buy one. Don't know why i took them so long to release it but I'm glad it's here finally.
Good review. I recently purchased a 5KX and while many reviewers would give it a lot of flack, saying it's not an SKX, it was never intended to be. When I got it I also did not want an SKX due to the many shortcomings of the watch. The attention to detail and workmanship, like in the GMT in your review, as well as many improvements makes the 5KX a much more desirable watch for me. Not ISO 200m? It really means nothing to me. I am not a SCUBA diver, and even if I decided to take up this sport, I would definitely use a modern dive computer, not that I don't trust my 5KS at 15m deep, lol! The whole "screw down" crown thing is somewhat of a myth. Yes, there are some watch models that rely on the screw down crown O-ring for the main seal, but a properly designed and applied captive stem O-ring will seal to pretty well any depts until the forces rupture the O-ring, well beyond human capabilities, lol! I am retired from a career in the field of Oceanography and have designed, fabricated and deployed many deep sea sub sea equipment. They all relied on one captive O-ring for sealing at depths of up to 2km. There are a lot of so-called "experts" simply barking up a tree on that matter. So, I digress. I simply love the beauty and real world functionality of the 5KX.
This is interesting, thank you! I did not know this about o-rings.
As the watch ages could the O-ring dry out? Intuitively it feels like screw down is such an easy and low cost way to provide near 100% protection/keep it fresh and sealed in all conditions and time frames etc.
As always the most thoughtful , well researched & eloquent watch channel around , keep AMZWATCH coming !
For about that price I got a Glycine Airman. That particular model has double dome sapphire, screw crown, locking bezel, a better movement (Selita), and history (Glycine made the first GMT wrist watch).
I was just checking this exact watch yesterday and your video has helped me decide to buy it. Thank you!
Seeing those indices in real life vs in video or even still photo is another world. I was always meh about Seikos but having them in front of me at a shop changed my mind.
Was liking this Seiko until I learned Miyota released a true jumping hour GMT movement, the 9075. 28.8k vph, 24 jewels, hacking and hand winding capability. Going to wait for micro brands to work with that movement rather than Seiko's.
It looks like a nice movement, but it is undoubtedly going to be more expensive. Traveler and caller gmts are still different styles with neither being definitively better than the other too.
YESSSS!!!
On the money.
The Miyota 9075 is an impressive competing GMT movement that is both a true traveler's GMT and just under $900 when offered through Bulova as the Wilton GMT.
Tha fuks a Miyota?
@r2l100 ohhK, love my citizen so
Probably gonna be a lot more expensive though.
If they can’t beat the Mido Ocean Star GMT (which is a true GMT, with diver specs, for around 1k€/$) then I don’t see the point.
I am really surprised I have not seen your channel before. Great review, and love the watch!
Amazing video. The watch is quite impressive. With that being said, you can get a Mido Ocean Star GMT for $1K or even a little bit less. ETA movement with 80h of power reserve, 200M WR, Sapphire crystal, Ceramic bezel, 2AR coating, and a "True" GMT complication.
I Always forget Mido 🤦♂️
Way diff pricepoint tho.
@@dave_clarke You are absolutely right. Other than the PP, I have already owned 2 of the other three watches that you mentioned 🙂, so I don't see a $500 difference in the way that I should see it. Stay in the budget is quite important. With that being said, I thin for less than $1K the Mido is almost unbeatable.
The Mido's 60 minute diver's bezel instead of a proper 24 hour bezel is a deal killer for me.
@@toddgaak422 I totally see your point, but it is a diving watch, so an unidirectional bezel is what it should have.
There is nothing better than a MIDO Ocean Star GMT Special Edition (blue and red). Ok, it's twice this price but it gives you a lot of watch at that price. A true GMT with a screw down crown and 200M of water resistance, a true divers watch, with an extendible bracelet which needs no tools, the ceramic bezel, the sapphire crystal... with 80 hours of power reserve!!! Twice that of other watches at 10 times its price!!! gosh the sheer quality of this watch makes it look like a million dollars. I feel so proud showing it off and noticing people staring at it, trying to decipher what exactly it is!!
I've instantly subscribed. I'm not gonna buy this watch but I really like this content! Finally a person that talks about the mechanical intricacies! I've really wondered which type of GMT complication this watch had. Also, great jokes and watch community references!
2 years after your video I picked up the SSK001 yesterday. I now own the SKX009, the Seiko 5 SRPD55, and the SSK001. For my wrist I find the Skx case style is the best. Also the Seiko jubilee look really great. Now I only have to make a bunch of great memories with it.
I loved this watch when I first saw it in video and pictures, but seeing the blue version in person made me love it even more. Definite pick up, especially since most SKX mods will work with this.
If you're changing to a sapphire crystal you have to use the OEM gasket - just something to keep in mind.
Good to know, that'd be upgrade #1
Why is the oem gasket required?
@@albertstrohmaier4034 I think that's a great question, and it's a shame you've not gotten an answer in 6 months. I'm no expert, but I believe it has to do with how each crystal type is fitted. An acrylic is fit under constant tension, so it is able to maintain a good seal on its own. The sapphire won't flex obviously, it's a straight press fit, so the gasket is what maintains the seal.
If I'm wrong, I hope someone will correct me, but that's my best estimate.
@@jw11432 thanks. In the last six months, I've acquired just about all of the gaskets I'd need. So far, it's been pretty obvious when I need a different gasket.
If that watch isn't sapphire crystal just stop and don't make it sapphire crystal please your upgrading to something it isn't
Seiko will always remain my favorite watch manufacturer. I've been a fan for over 30 years (yeah I'm old lol).
I store my watches on the handlebars of my Honda motorcycle…while I’m riding! I’m on watch crunch 😂
Haha, keep your eyes on the road Joe 😁
Just found this channel…. Blown Away! I’ve always wanted to get into watches. But I wanted to do it right. Just broke into a new career. This is exactly the way information I need for a solid work watch.
Thanks man, welcome to the party 🎉
I was super excited when i heard the announcement but I have since cooled on this watch. It is still interesting and I am in the market for a GMT but I'll hold off. What really excites me is what the micros will do with this Seiko movement and the new Miyota "true" GMT movement.
Good point, wait a bit if you are not in a rush!
Thank you for making high quality videos!Love MaMacoo ’s watches
The SKX is iconic, it will never go out of style. I think this watch is fantastic, I am waiting for mine to come. The only watch I think in the price range I will like to compare it too, and it is a little more, is my Steinhart Ocean One GMT. Great review by the way.
I’ve had my blueberry for 7 months now and it’s the watch I wear more than any other. I love the way the bezel plays with the light. Pull push crow put me off but been swimming and not a problem at all. Although it’s usually a bigger watch than I would usually but if fits like a glove
Challenge accepted, Max. I have a Christopher Ward Sealander GMT and for USD1000 it smokes this. In fact it moves the game on from Explorer 2 in my opinion, although a "caller" GMT. SW330-2 gives mine +5 sec and 54hr PR. Good looking, well finished, comfortable, versatile, screw down 150m. Brilliant.
Well played Chris 👏👏
Love your channel with so many stellar watches! For me the AMZWATCH’ watch is my favorite. Keep the videos coming. Thanks.
I was excited when this watch came out. I'm waiting for the price to stabilize a bit before I buy one. There seems to be a premium on them now. As far as other GMTs near this price range - I have had very good luck with Revue Thommen. Plenty of colors to choose from, Swiss made, run great. Usually these can be found for 699 to 900+ USD. However, they turn in sales often, which shaves some off of that.
Someone here got one on sale for $325 🤯
I just picked one up in Macy's today for $350 plus tax. The sale isn't until 9/23 but gave me the sales lady price. It was their only one. Lucked out.
It's good to reward ourselves sometimes . While I'm not one to spend on high-end watch (I spend too much money on travel, lol), I can appreciate your gorgeous and timeless watch. I love how it's a symbol of all your hard work.And i choose NKUWAN every time honestly
Picked up a MAMACOO 's watch as my first watch last month and I’m absolutely in love with it. Perfect size, looks elegant, very comfortable. Now my only problem is holding off from buying more watches so quickly!
I do like this watch but Glycine includes a sapphire crystal front and back and an ETA movement for roughly the same price. Extremely hard to beat
This cost 330usd only.
330usd where?
@@kucineroako1116 Qatar , UAE , KSA mostly in middle east region. Bought mine in Seiko Qatar
Looking for a GMT I found my Seiko 5 so I am able to keep track of what time it is where my son is stationed - in Yokosuka, Japan. I am very pleased with my purchase! 😎
The Glycine Combat Sub GMT is a great option if you prefer a Swiss made watch. I have the Pepsi bezel version,and I love it .
That's what everyone is saying! I need to get one
Exactly
That's what I'm saying all over the comments Swiss Made it is because I love TAG Heuer watches I had a citizen like in 7th grade that my parents got me in 97 at $300 The most expensive one I've gotten is at 4,000 now it's going to be 5,500 for a Carrera this year
I have a Rolex 16710 I bought back in 2003. My wife bought me the 'Blueberry' for birthday/Christmas on it's release. I got it from her just before my birthday when we went on holiday in September. Not left my wrist since. Love it! Looks so much better than the £370 we paid for it.
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After this recent GMT drop, ive noticed the price on the SKX jumped to like $600-$800. I know that the SKX is retired, but I just got into the hobby last year and “only” paid $300 😅. That being said, 5kx GMT is on my list. Theyre like the Honda Civic the watch world…reliable for the most part, affordable, and mod-able. This gmt is like the civic si or new integra
Haha, I made that exact comparison in a prior video! Time for some Underglows 🤣
I live in the Netherlands, people ask insane money for SKX, don't know if anyone pays it..
@@ardie554 I'm in the Netherlands too, I have a seiko 5 sport, Pepsi bezel. I nearly got mugged in paris because street gangs thought it was a Rolex.
@@mb8kr I got lucky last weekend.. able to buy a 009 for 160eu.. Will not wear it in Paris..
You just gained a subscriber sir. Love your presentation of the watch. Keep doing your thing.
Steinhart….beautiful GMT with screw down crown and 300M WR. I want to get one of these for my wife…too big for a tiny lady?
Love my Steinhart GMT as well.
Agreed. At this price Steinhart brings so much more to the table. 🍺
@@OhioEDC agree entirely. Such a joke to me. Folks predisposed to criticize Steinhart as a producer of homages. So many watches derive from other designs. I find the Steinhart hostility kind of dumb. Just picked up the Steiny Adventure. Love it.
Good call to discuss this watch. I bought the SSK 001 for $380 plus tax and put a canvas Barton's watch band on it. Really like it.
The SKX style is as iconic as the Submariner. I hope they make it forever. I am completely with you about the crown. It is a complete deal breaker for me. Even if it is NOT dive certified, it just seems negligent to me to make this watch, give the upgraded movement, desperately needed, but discard the screw down crown. Why Seiko. It was already there. No development costs. Just use what you have.
I could not agree more - I bought one without reading the fine print and was really disappointed (feeling kind of scammed) to find it does not have a screw down crown. So now I have a watch that looks like a dive watch that's totally unusable for diving. Why would they do this?
You have really awesome content! And I legit cracked up at the steering wheel joke haha keep up the great content! 👍
Since Seiko sell this movement to independant watch companies, there is an Italian microbrand, Venezianico, that also offer a GMT-watch, called Nereide.
It'll be available from Oct. 28 and offers a higher quality than Seiko.
Sapphire-crystal, screw-down crown, up to 200 m waterproof and a ratching GMT-bezel.
And it looks a little more like a sporty dress watch.
Even though the price is a little higher than this Seiko-watch, it offers a much better quality.
I got it in black too in hope that I could wear it with basically anything. Absolute favourite for me right now!
This watch changes the game
I would have to agree 💯
Yeah a Cheaper game instead of a $1,000 dollar and up game lol
Thank you for making high quality videos!Love MAMACOO watch
As @BB mentioned, this watch is really nice, and I m personally drawn to the SKX vibe, but with Swatch group and Miyota’s introductions of affordable traveler GMT movements I feel we are on the verge of many new true GMT offerings. I personally do not have a need for a caller GMT so I think it is prudent to wait a few months to see what drops.
Yes, good time to give it a few months and see what comes out!
@@WatchCrunchOfficial
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I got my GMT as a steal on sale for $280! It’s been my go to outside of restaurant work
Very obsessed with Seiko's esthetic, they're like my top favorite...
To answer your question. Steinhart ocean 39 GMT. I have the (now discontinued) gmt premium 500. Screw down crown, 500m water resistance, sapphire dome and caseback. 4hz Sellita 330 movement. $600
Thanks for the great review.
The SKX was my gateway to the watch enthusiast world and although the shape is a little played out I was all out to buy this watch as my travel companion, however the lack of a screw down crown has really put a dampener on it for me.
I wonder if a little mod of transplanting the movement into an SKX case is the solution??
Haha I had the exact thought. But it's a shame since a few threads would've made it near perfect
And finally all of those gmt bezel inserts people buy will make sense...
@@albertstrohmaier4034 😂
Awesome video, it made me buy this watch. Finally I own a mechanical watch. Really happy with the purchase 🤗 thank you
I've also modded a lot of skxs in my time, so yeah I understand being burnt out on the general look of an skx and not being super excited with this release to be honest. I don't think it changes the game rather it adds to it. Cuz admittedly The general GMT functionality of the movement is stuff that we've seen many many years already in other Caller GMT from Swiss ETA and their equivalent counterparts. Still I agree that this is a pretty damn good value.
For not much more, if you know where to look, and you've mentioned the brand, I think Glycine is maybe one of the best value GMTs on the market outside of this new Seiko GMT.
You could take your chances on a Chinese GMT mevhanical movement, but for maybe under S200, San Martin has quite the offerings.. but, there's that homage territory which not all are down for.
Great points, I would still choose Seiko for the heritage. But let's hope this movement makes it into other micros over time!
@@WatchCrunchOfficial I'm ready for the nh version as well!
This is by far the best review on this from a horological standpoint that I’ve seen. Excellent
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Just bought one and absolutely love it. It is dropping in price which makes an unbelievable value. You can’t go wrong with this watch.
I'd just get the Glycine. Lack of screw down crown on this one is misunderstanding. And hardlex... I have saphire on my $80 Pagani watches. I think Seiko has to do better than that. I'm more excited for the microbrands with new GMT Miyota.
Watch are the ultimate Men's accesories！Enjoyed watching your collection. Keep going！As a watch enthusiast and watch reviewer, I can say AMZWATCH this was a great choice. Enjoyed your video!
Just to clarify - converting time only into caller gmt is as complicated as adding a date. Nevertheless I'm so happy that this movement will most likely cause an avalanche of affordable microbrand GMTs in this 400-800usd category. The more the merrier ;)
Great to know! Let's open the GMT flood gates 💦
In this particular instance even less, because they simply changed the gearing of the “day of week” complication.
Better idea…wait until the new miyota movement gets proliferated to all the micro brands and the like. You will have a true gmt at an affordable price.
I bought the blue one and I love it ever since. Chosen in even in competition with more expensive GMT watches. Seiko 5 really stepped up their game. Also I normaly dont wear watches on metalic bracelet, but jubiliee on this one is really great for the price!
San Martin recently released a GMT watch under 500$ with even better specs. 200m WR, screw-down crown, sapphire crystal, milled clasp, fully lumed (bezel too). You'll sacrifice an original design for that. But on paper, it seems to be the better watch. I own a San Martin and it has topped every Seiko watch in my collection in terms of quality.
I have the San Martin and Steinhart too, the San Martin is exceptional, but I think this has a certain charm.
@@Dondaddyh seiko has heritage and is one of the most in-house brands on the market too
@@edrader ...which is why it's a shame Seiko can't match a Chinese newcomer
@@taoistgoth "can't match" lmao ok dude
@@taoistgoth
I'd still rather have the Seiko
I love it, it’s a perfect for someone who appreciates well designed watch that will pair handsomely any style or attire.
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@@WatchCrunchOfficial Loved every minute of it
I have an 8F56-0020 from the 90's. That was a GMT with 100 mtrs water resistance, sapphire crystal and a screw down crown. It would still be a great watch if Seiko could fix it. A new battery and recalibrating is apparently not possible. $875 for the new 5 GMT in Australia. Bit too pricey for what you get.
I still have a Seiko 8f56, a great looking watch with a screw down crown. No problem swimming with this one! One of my most elegant watches.
Just purchased this watch because of this video. Thanks for the review.
Love your channel and style of presenting. Keep up the great work brother!
Whenever anyone uses the phrase, "you can thank me later" I think they're a scam youtube insurance commercial and want to hit them in the face. But if you use the phrase "break the internet" or "disrupting" then I'll really stop watching this channel.I have this watch and can't discourage you enough. It is like a paperweight heavy and wears like a brick or five pound weight.
😂. Seiko makes good watches, but I could never get into them. They always make think of a poor man’s Rolex and yes, seikos are heavy.
Yeah I hate this 'BUY THIS' bs. Bad advice.
I did buy this one with the orange dial. It’s my daily wear watch. I enjoy it very much.
My favorite 2024 is the Prospex Limited Edition 1965 Recreation European Exclusive in Gradation Island Blue. The dial is stunning and the contrast when on a white strap is to die for. I will get my hands on one from MAMACOO
Bought the orange. It has absolutely tonnes of character and charm. Sold 2 skx’s previously but this one is next level
Can I say hearing someone outside of England pronounce Greenwich properly is great, the news presenters over here call it Gren -witch and cool video about the GMT I’m debating about getting one myself
After the SKX beeing discontinued I tought the "5" was going to be a joke. But as I watch this it is super nice!
It always amazes me how much beauty and precision are added to the parts of amzwatch's watch 99% of people will never see.
Classic Seiko can’t go wrong with this one definitely a unique piece
Absolutely love it. I already have SRPD51 and SRPE55, but I might still be able to rationalize it because the band is so nice...
I actually use my Timex quartz GMT for work. It runs +2 seconds per MONTH, and I don't have to wind it or otherwise mess around with it --- it just works. The battery is in its own little hatch on the back of the watch, so I can put in a new battery myself every few years. But I wish it were more nicely finished and I wish it were more accurate, with a smooth sweeping second hand. What I really want is a high-precision quartz movement in a somewhat larger watch with a really nice look, finish, and bracelet. I'd easily pay $1000 for such a watch.
Thanks for the video. Just ordered one. Not happy it doesn't have a sapphire crystal but the other attributes this watch has will keep me content. Needed to add a reasonably priced gmt to my collection.
Just received the 003 today and man, I really love it! Best purchase I've made all year.
I love my 003 orange. The winding of this movement is like butter. Same two gripes as you - sapphire glass and click bezel would make it perfect.
Despite owning 2 SkX007, I still buy the SSK005 orange face. Love it
I bought a Steinhardt Ocean GMT 5 years ago, I paid a$750 (aussie$) around us$550 at the time and I love it. I couldn't find better value for the money
Great watch!
I bought the SSK 005 ( the orange one) a few weeks ago. like you l got it at a very good price. I really like it. it gets noticed all the time and I get compliments every time I wear it. I don't think it can be beat for the money. Wear yours in good health.
Nice Rafael! You are more stylish than me with your color choice 👌
Seiko is one of my favorite brands. I have a Seiko 5 snkl 23, and it is gorgeous snd well worth the 100 bucks.
Gorgeous! I just picked up a Tudor chronograph.
I just bought this watch and so I’m thanking you now! 😊
Love your channel. Love SEIKO watches and own several . Many have been modded and they continue to be a great top pick of my large and growing collection.
It’s beautiful. The price point is incredible. I don’t wear my 1988 Rolex GMT Master much because it’s been serviced 3 times in 35 years for bezel damage, scratches, etc. (It was abused by my father). This would be a nice daily driver.
6:57 very similar to my personal policy- never go swimming without screwing down the screw down crown. Learnt that the hard way :(
This watch is amazing. Before this watch came out I had been staring hard at the Mido GMT. This is cheaper (auto instead of Mechanical) but your video really helps captivate what it truly looks like. I would want black so its easier to travel with but I also feel like the orange would be really cool to look at! Great video
Thanks Justin! Definitely the most understated color 👍
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