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'Blueberry' GMT SKX Re-Interpretation 42.5mm Mens Watch
The deep blue sunray dial sits behind a Hardlex crystal fitted with a cyclops lens over the date window. A two-tone black and blue friction-fit bezel carries a 24-hour scale for reading a second time zone, its insert also finished in Hardlex. LumiBrite coats both the hands and indices. The 42.5mm stainless steel case measures 13.6mm thick with a 46mm lug-to-lug span and a 22mm lug width.
- Case
- 42.5mm
- Movement
- Automatic
- Price
- £430
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GW0260G4 Men's Watch
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Grove 30mm Ladies Watch Cream
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Stainless Steel Watches
316L steel, brushed and polished to catch light two ways. The material that made the modern wristwatch.
Back in Stock
Returned to availability after selling out. Sought-after references rarely stay in stock for long.
Automatic Watches
Powered by the movement of your wrist. Several hundred parts, no battery, and a mechanism that runs as long as you wear it.
Watches Under 37mm
The proportions watchmaking was built on, and where some of the finest design of the last century sits.
Women's Watches
Cases from 26mm to 36mm, with stone-set bezels and mother-of-pearl dials, and some of the finest small-watch design made.
Chronograph Watches
Sub-dials, pushers and tachymeter scales, drawn from motorsport and aviation timing. The most recognisable face in watchmaking.
Leather Strap Watches
Calf, cordovan and suede. The component that transforms a watch, and the one worth choosing carefully.
Watches 44mm and Over
Presence on the wrist. Large cases with the dial area and bezel grip that serious sports watches demand.
Sports Watches
Robust cases, legible dials and bracelets built for daily wear. The most versatile watches on the site.
Blue Dial Watches
From near-black sunray to bright cobalt. The colour that has defined the last decade of watch design.
Silver Dial Watches
The default dial of the mid-century watch, and still the most legible thing you can wear.
Gold Watches
The warmth of gold across the full range, from PVD-coated steel to solid 18k.
Dive Watches
Screw-down crowns, unidirectional bezels and 200 metres or more. Engineering standards set underwater and worn everywhere.
Dress Watches
Thin cases, clean dials and leather straps. The most disciplined design in watchmaking, and the hardest to get right.
Watches Under £100
Considered design and proper finishing under a hundred pounds, at the best price across the retailers we track.
Two-Tone Watches
Steel and gold together. A combination with real history, and one that suits both a cuff and a weekend.
Rectangular & Square Watches
The shape that defined the early wristwatch. Shaped movements, Art Deco lines, and cases made to a harder brief.
Green Dial Watches
British racing green through to deep forest. A colour that shifts with the light and rewards a closer look.
All Black Watches
PVD and DLC coatings over steel. A single-material look that takes real skill to keep legible.
Skeleton Watches
The dial opened to reveal the movement beneath. Hand-finished bridges and plates, made to be seen.
Pre-Owned, Ex-Display & Vintage Watches
Watches with a history: earlier references, discontinued models and pieces that have been worn before.
Automatic Watches Under £500
Mechanical watchmaking at its most accessible: Seiko, Citizen and Tissot movements with decades of development behind them.
Rose Gold Watches
Copper-warmed gold, softer than yellow and flattering against almost any dial.
Grey Dial Watches
Anthracite through to charcoal. The understated alternative to black, with more depth than it first appears.
GMT Watches
A second time zone on a 24-hour hand. The most genuinely useful complication after the date.
Limited Edition Watches
Made in a fixed number and never repeated. Numbered casebacks, collaborations, and dials produced only once.
Mesh Bracelet Watches
Milanese woven steel that drapes like fabric, and adjusts to an exact fit anywhere along its length.
Solar & Kinetic Watches
Light and motion converted into power. Quartz precision with a cell that lasts a decade or more.
Titanium Watches
Around half the weight of steel, and it never sets off a reaction against skin.
Champagne & Cream Dial Watches
Warm off-whites, from pale champagne to ivory. Softer than a white dial and kinder under artificial light.
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Solid Gold Watches
18k gold throughout the case, and often the bracelet. Twice the density of steel, and it never wears through.
Diamond Watches
Prong, bezel and pave settings across dials, bezels and bracelets, where the setting work is the craft.
Ceramic Watches
High-tech zirconium oxide, machined with diamond tooling. Harder than steel and it holds its finish for life.
Tonneau & Cushion Watches
The barrel and the cushion: cases curved in two directions to follow the wrist, and considerably harder to make.
Brown Dial Watches
Chocolate, tobacco and taupe. Warmer than black, and unusual enough to notice.
Dive Watches Under £300
Genuine dive specification from the brands that built the category.
Field Watches
Matte dials and high-contrast numerals, descended directly from the military wristwatches of both world wars.
Pilot Watches
Oversized crowns and large legible dials, from the cockpit instruments of early aviation. Function that became a style.
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