Seiko Expands the Save the Ocean Project with a SPB439
References: seikoboutique & hypebeast
Seiko unveils a new Prospex SPB439 GMT watch as the latest timepiece to join its Save the Ocean project. It is a limited-edition design and an updated version of the 1968 Diver's Re-interpretation GMT. The new look is adorned with a lustrous textured dial that nods to an icy landscape theme.
The stainless steel case measures 42mm and is joined by a black bezel for a bold tonal contrast which also brings attention to the luster of the dial. The main tone is a silvery white hue with a textured design to replicate the look of ice glaciers. This is then detailed with tonal indices and Lumibrite accenting the hour-minute hands to be easy to read even in dark environments.
Image Credit: Seiko, hypebeast, seikoboutique
The stainless steel case measures 42mm and is joined by a black bezel for a bold tonal contrast which also brings attention to the luster of the dial. The main tone is a silvery white hue with a textured design to replicate the look of ice glaciers. This is then detailed with tonal indices and Lumibrite accenting the hour-minute hands to be easy to read even in dark environments.
Image Credit: Seiko, hypebeast, seikoboutique
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Timepieces - Seiko expands its Save the Ocean project with the launch of a limited-edition GMT watch designed with a lustrous textured dial inspired by icy landscapes.
2. 1968 Diver's Re-interpretation - Seiko introduces an updated version of its iconic 1968 Diver's Re-interpretation GMT watch with a silvery white hue and textured design that replicates the look of ice glaciers.
3. Bold Tonal Contrast - Seiko combines a stainless steel case with a black bezel to create a bold tonal contrast that brings attention to the luster of the textured dial on its new Prospex SPB439 GMT watch.
Industry Implications
1. Watchmaking - The watchmaking industry can explore innovative designs incorporating eco-friendly elements and taking inspiration from natural landscapes.
2. Fashion - Fashion brands can incorporate bold tonal contrasts and textured designs inspired by nature into their product lines for a unique and eye-catching aesthetic.
3. Luxury Goods - Luxury goods companies can tap into the trend of limited-edition designs and collaborate with environmental initiatives to create eco-friendly products with premium appeal.
6.2
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
