Charlie Paris has updated its Concordia GMT dive watch with new dial colors, revised hour markers, a new date window position, and a Japanese Seiko NH34 movement. These updates aim to provide an adventurous GMT dive watch with enhanced functionality at a significantly lower price point than the previous model.
- New dial colors available: Tundra, Antarctic Blue, Black, Burgundy, and Sage.
- Revised circular hour markers and a new date window position.
- Features a Seiko NH34 automatic GMT movement.
- Water-resistant to 300 meters.
- Case measures 40.5mm in diameter and 11.75mm thick (excluding crystal).
- Lug-to-lug distance is 47.5mm.
- Comes with a double-domed sapphire crystal.
- Features a unidirectional rotating bezel with an anodized aluminum insert and a 60-minute scale.
The updated model switches from the Swiss Soprod C125 to the Japanese-made Seiko NH34 automatic GMT movement.
The new watch houses a Seiko subsidiary TMI NH34 caliber, which costs roughly US$50 and is likely the cheapest automatic 'office' GMT caliber available.
The case now measures 40.5mm in diameter and 11.75mm thick (excluding the crystal), compared to 40mm and 12.5mm on the previous model.
The case dimensions are 40.5mm diameter and 13.75mm total thickness (including the double-domed crystal), marking increases from previous models.
Dials come in five colors and finishes: Tundra (textured snow-white), Antarctic Blue (blue), Black (black), Burgundy (smoked burgundy), and Sage (smoked green).
The watch weighs 73 grams without a strap or bracelet and features a tool-free interchangeable strap system with 20mm lug spacing.