These 12 Hottest New Watches Just Dropped!

One of the best things about being into watches is all the variety that's available. I think there's a watch for everyone. Whether that's a rugged diver, sporty chronograph, classic three-hander, or something digital. Today, we're taking a look at 12 awesome new releases that cover just about every style, including a super affordable $50 watch and some exciting new pieces from Seikko and Timex you don't want to miss. I'm Eric and this is One Watches. Seikko has a huge catalog of watches, many of which are just absolute heavy hitters. But one that I think goes a bit under the radar is the 1968 Heritage Divers GMT. It first released a few years ago and it's Seikko's take on their 68 Heritage Diver with some modern updates, including a new GMT functionality that really takes this watch to the next level. The original versions were already great values and super stylish, well-made divers. You got a 42m steel case with sharp chamfering and polished sides inspired by the original 68 model. Also a glossy ceramic bezel insert matched to the dial. Seikko super hard coating on the case and bracelet and an AR-coated sapphire crystal. It's all powered by the 6R54 automatic movement which is a really reliable workhorse and featured a 3-day power reserve which is always convenient. It was already a loaded package and now Seikko has added two new updates to the collection. They're increasing the water resistance and adding a micro adjustable clasp. Yeah, Seikko is finally stepping up into that world. The new green version and black version visually are almost identical to the original watches. If you put them side by side, the only thing you'd probably notice is the dial now says 300M instead of 200M. But even though the water resistance has increased 50%, the dimensions are still staying the same, which is really nice. And maintaining that 12.9 mm in thickness, which is quite a nice profile for a watch that's this robust. The other big change that's a very welcome addition to any Seikko watch and something we've all been waiting for for quite a long time is a new clasp with the micro adjustable system. It has 15 mm of total adjustments in six 2.5 mm steps. It makes this watch more useful for everyday wear and makes it a lot easier to fine-tune the fit to your wrist, especially as it changes throughout the day. It's not the best looking clasp, but it does have a lot of convenience and comfort, so it's all good. The case, dial, bezel, bracelet, and movement all are unchanged. The price is $1,700, which is only $200 more than the previous versions, which I think is quite fair for the better water resistance and this new clasp.