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Seiko HDB002 Field GMT Automatic Ivory Dial Steel Bracelet
$450.00
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Seiko put a proper caller GMT into a 39.4mm field case and asked $450 for it. The ivory dial reads instantly in any light, the orange 24-hour hand does the second-zone work, and the 4R34 both hacks and hand-winds.
About The Product
Seiko HDB002: An Ivory-Dial Field GMT That Doesn’t Ask for Much
Entry-level GMT watches used to mean quartz or compromise. The HDB002 is neither. It takes the 5 Sports Field case, drops in Seiko’s 4R34 automatic with an independent 24-hour hand, and wraps the whole thing in an ivory dial that Seiko says was drawn from military outerwear. At 39.4mm it lands in the size range most people actually wear.
The Dial Is the Whole Argument
Ivory is a harder colour to get right than white. Too warm and it looks yellowed; too cool and you’ve just made another white dial. Seiko landed on a soft cream that reads as warm against the polished steel without tipping into fake-patina territory. Large Arabic numerals, an inner 24-hour track, and LumiBrite on the hands and markers keep it legible. The orange 24-hour hand is the only loud thing on the watch, which is exactly where the contrast belongs.
The 4R34: Caller, Not Flyer
Worth being clear about this. The 4R34 is a caller GMT — you set the 24-hour hand independently while the local hour hand stays put. Good for keeping an eye on a time zone you call rather than one you fly to. You get 41 hours of reserve, 24 jewels, hacking seconds, and hand-winding. Rated accuracy is a wide -35 to +45 seconds a day, which is the honest cost of a $450 mechanical GMT.
Built Like a Field Watch, Not a Dress Watch
The fixed steel bezel carries an engraved 24-hour scale, so the second zone is read on the bezel rather than the dial edge. Water resistance is 100m, the caseback is a screw-down exhibition window over the movement, and the crystal is curved Hardlex — durable, but not sapphire, so treat it accordingly. The three-fold clasp with push-button release closes securely on the 20mm bracelet.
Who It Suits
At 13.6mm thick and 47.9mm lug-to-lug, the HDB002 wears a little taller than its diameter suggests. If you want the flattest possible field watch, look elsewhere. If you want a mechanical second time zone, a dial that stays readable, and a bracelet you don’t have to replace, this is a lot of watch for the money.
Features
- UPC: 029665227096
- color: Ivory
- case size (width): 39.5mm
- case material: Stainless Steel
- strap material: Stainless Steel
- movement: Automatic
- case shape: Round
- water resistance: 100m
- case color: Silver
- strap width: 20mm
- strap color: Silver
The Brand
Seiko, one of Japan’s most innovative and fully integrated watchmakers, boasts a heritage that goes back over 140 years. It is known for creating many watchmaking milestones: the world’s first quartz watch, Japan’s first dive watch, and also Japan’s first chronograph timepiece. Today, Seiko watches have long been the gold standard for watchmaking precision, excellent craftsmanship, and perfect durability. Its line-up includes the Seiko 5, Credor, Prospex, Presage, Velatura, and the Grand Seiko series.
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