Whether you’re getting down and dirty, or spiffing up for something luxe and fancy – there’s a watch for every occasion.
Despite these two timepieces being worlds apart, they’re both absolutely stunning. From a cool collaboration to a colossal commemoration, here are watches you need to level up in every way.
G-SHOCK x UNDEFEATED DWE5600UD
Streetwear giant UNDEFEATED and G-SHOCK have reunited for a daring new release: the DWE5600UD.
The limited-edition model, which is now available, combines performance-driven features with striking aesthetics to give G-SHOCK’s renowned durability a streetwise twist.
When the red LED backlight turns on, the DWE5600UD’s vivid green LCD screen – which is set within a black translucent base – reveals the recognisable UNDEFEATED five-strike logo.
You can personalise each watch’s appearance with the three interchangeable bands that come with it, which include two original UNDEFEATED camo prints: tiger and storm.
The watch is notable for its 200-metre water resistance, shock resistance, and all-terrain durability thanks to its engineering with G-SHOCK’s Carbon Core Guard structure.
The sleek black and camo box that UNDEFEATED designed for the collaboration reflects the brand’s West Coast streetwear origins.
The DWE5600UD, which retails for US$230 (~RM979), can be purchased now through UNDEFEATED Chapter Stores, G-SHOCK Soho and their respective online stores.
Seiko Prospex 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT 60th Anniversary
In honour of 60 years of its renowned diving timepieces, Seiko has launched the Prospex 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT 60th Anniversary.
The 1968 Diver, the brand’s first one-piece case hi-beat Diver’s watch with a 300-metre water resistance, is commemorated by this new release.
This reinterpretation, which is made of stainless steel, features a silvery white dial with hour-markers that are illuminated by lume. A hint of red on the dial’s hands and the GMT lettering on the dial plate highlight the simple and clean dial.
Three time zones can be tracked without compromising on style thanks to the GMT function, which is framed by a navy blue ceramic diving scale bezel. Additionally, this is the first Prospex model to feature a micro-adjustable clasp on a short-pitch length bracelet.
The new Diver’s primary power source is an internal 6R54 automatic GMT calibre that has a three-day power reserve.
The watch is appropriate for professional diving excursions because, like its predecessor, it can withstand water up to 300 metres.
The Seiko Prospex 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT 60th Anniversary will retail for £1,600 (~RM9,131), and you can pre-order one for yourself through the Seiko Boutique website.
