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As you can see from the images, what sets these three apart gmt seiko automatic is the dial and each has its own name. First, we have the "La Nationale," which features a vintage-inspired take on a military sector dial with blued hands, painted Arabic markings, and an outer railway minute track. Next, we have the "Everest," link which is meant as a philosophical reminder that we all have link our own mountains to climb. This iteration of the LMM-01 is quite minimal, with tiny polished markers and a blue and steel handset.

I for one am looking forward to seeing how this wears on the link wrist because I'm a fan of the integrated rubber strap system. While I'm not sure who link the target market for this watch is enthusiast or novice I think there is enough to be intrigued link by to make this one of the coolest releases of the season. Will report back my hands-on findings soon enough.