Seiko Astron GPS Solar Dual Time Titanium. The Seiko Astron revolution continues with this breathtaking piece from the infamous Japanese watch making company. Laced with luxury, yet elegantly done, the GPS Solar Dual Time is the globe trotters number one choice in companionship. The futuristic design of its titanium case with super hard coating makes for a perfect blank canvas of which a unique expression of sophisticated technological genius brings the watch to life. A cold steel blue hue coats the dial face and ceramic bezel where the cities for the second time zone are shown. Seiko watches have equipped the GPS Solar Dual Time with a daylight saving time function and a power saving function. The magnetic resistant capability of the watch protects the internals against 4800 A M, coupled with a water resistance of 10 bar which allows the Calibre 8X53 to perform a flawless service regardless of external conditions. Three sub dials mount the all blue dial, accompanied by a date aperture which sits at 4 o clock and a set of silver chiselled hour and minute hands with matching needle thin sweeping seconds hand coated in a striking red hue tip. The Seiko Astron lettering emanates from underneath the twelfth hour mark helping to complete the balance between a set of beautifully finished attributes. The watch not only allows for current time to be read but also home time within a 12 hour scale, resulting in an easy functional watch with a simplistic approach to multi purpose technology. Finished on a bi colour titanium bracelet, the deep blue links of the central column melt perfectly into the surrounding silver tones of the ceramic and titanium band. The strap is fitted with a three fold clasp and an easy to use push button release mechanism. Like with each new innovative design from Seiko watches, these links fitted onto the bracelet of the GPS Solar Dual Time watch have been individually designed so that they taper effortlessly to the wrist, becoming one with the wearer. Supplier model number SSE043
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