Buy New Seiko Limited-Edition Titanium Watches with Stunning Dials

Key Takeaways

1. Seiko launched two limited-edition Astron GPS Solar models in Singapore on December 15, featuring a lightweight titanium build and galaxy-inspired blue dials.
2. The premium model, Seiko Astron SSH187J1, includes advanced features like dual-time chronograph, automatic GPS adjustments, and a perpetual calendar, priced at SG$4,033.
3. The simpler model, Seiko Astron SSJ039J1, offers GPS timezone adjustments and a date display, priced at SG$3,488.
4. Both models are limited to 1,500 pieces worldwide and share features like black-finished titanium bracelets and sapphire crystals with anti-reflective coating.
5. Additional models, the radio-controlled SBXY105 and SBXY107, will be available soon, but current stock for the GPS solar models is limited.

Seiko has launched retail sales for two new limited-edition Astron GPS Solar models in Singapore. These watches were revealed last month on December 15, along with two additional Astron models. Both timepieces are now available on Seiko’s website for Singapore and showcase a lightweight titanium build paired with textured blue dials, taking inspiration from a galaxy-style aesthetic.

High-End Model Features

The premium option is the Seiko Astron SSH187J1, featuring a dual-time chronograph that runs on Seiko’s GPS Solar calibre 5X83. It includes automatic GPS time adjustments, dual time zone capabilities, a perpetual calendar valid until February 2100, and a chronograph that can track time for up to 12 hours with increments of 1/20 seconds. Its titanium casing has a diameter of 43.3 mm and a thickness of 13.4 mm, offers water resistance up to 100 metres, and is encased in a ceramic bezel with a hard coating. On the Singapore website, the SSH187J1 is priced at SG$4,033 (~$3,136) and is limited to 1,500 pieces worldwide.

More Streamlined Option

The second model, the Seiko Astron SSJ039J1, opts for a simpler three-hand design. It features the GPS Solar calibre 3X62 and provides GPS-based timezone adjustments, a date display, a power reserve indicator, and the same perpetual calendar. The titanium case on this watch measures 42.0 mm in diameter and is 12.0 mm thick, making it slightly slimmer than its chronograph counterpart. This model is priced at SG$3,488 (~$2,712) on Seiko Singapore’s website, and like the first model, it is also limited to 1,500 units globally.

Shared Features and Availability

Both models come with black-finished titanium bracelets, sapphire crystals that have an anti-reflective coating, and luminous hands and markers. The matching blue textured dials provide both watches with a cohesive visual connection, even though they serve different purposes. Additionally, we can look forward to the upcoming availability of the other two models, the radio-controlled SBXY105 and SBXY107, in the near future. However, the current stock on their product pages appears to be limited, suggesting that the GPS solar models might sell out quickly.

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